Myeshia Mizuno makes history as the first Black woman to lead a primetime game show, taking the helm of ‘Celebrity Family Feud’ and bringing fresh ideas to the beloved format.
Blkchip Gallery opens in Boston’s Seaport as the city’s first Black-owned art space, showcasing Black and Brown artists and promoting diversity in the neighborhood.
Klay Thompson joins Dallas Mavericks in NBA’s first-ever six-team sign-and-trade deal, marking the end of an era for the Golden State Warriors.
Sandie Okoro makes history as the first female Chancellor of the University of Birmingham, bringing a wealth of experience from her roles at the World Bank Group and HSBC.
Nigerian Army promotes Lieutenant Oluchukwu Owowoh, the first Nigerian female graduate of UK’s Royal Military Academy Sandhurst, marking a historic milestone for women in the military.
Paapa Essiedu makes history as the first Black actor to play Hamlet for the Royal Shakespeare Company, breaking barriers and confronting personal grief through his groundbreaking 2016 performance.
Karamba Diaby, Germany’s first Black lawmaker, announces retirement amid rising threats, leaving a legacy of courage and diversity in German politics.
Owen Ansah becomes the first German to run 100 meters under 10 seconds, breaking national records and qualifying for the Paris Olympics.
Jayson Tatum makes NBA history with a $315M contract from the Boston Celtics, setting a new league record while maintaining smart financial practices.
Annette Addo-Yobo makes history as first Ghanaian Miss Texas 2024, using her platform to champion autism awareness through The SPARK Project.