Professor Kehinde Andrews pioneers Europe’s first Black Studies program at Birmingham City University, offering critical perspectives on British race relations and royal representation.
Dr. Kimo Ah Yun makes history as Marquette University’s first Black president, bringing diverse leadership experience to transform Catholic higher education
Discover how 16-year-old basketball prodigy Kaleena Smith became the first high school women’s basketball player signed by Adidas, breaking barriers in sports sponsorship.
Beyoncé will headline Netflix’s first-ever NFL Christmas Gameday halftime show on December 25, 2024. Fans can expect an unforgettable performance featuring tracks from her record-breaking COWBOY CARTER album.
Russell Westbrook becomes the first NBA player to achieve 200 triple-doubles, cementing his legacy as a basketball legend.
Shelia Hall makes history as Chilton County’s first Black female Democrat commissioner, bringing healthcare expertise and a commitment to community service to local government.
Brittani McLaurin makes history as TCU’s first Black Spirit Director, leading the Showgirls to greater diversity and inspiring change in university athletics.
Clement Isaac “Ike” Quartey Snr, Ghana’s first Olympian and a first Black African to win an Olympic medal, is honored by the Ghana Olympic Committee for his pioneering legacy in African sports.
Ashlei Spivey becomes the first Black woman elected to the Nebraska Legislature since 2017, aiming to bring policy changes and community investment to District 13.
Felicia and Winchel Elibert create Fayetteville’s first Black-owned shopping plaza, Kingdom Corners, inspiring local businesses and the community.