Author: Ebenezer Agbey Quist
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Tamron Hall became the first Black woman to co-host the “Today Show,” inspiring a new standard for representation in mainstream media. Learn about her journey, exit, and impact.
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Fisk University’s Morgan Price makes history as first HBCU gymnast to win consecutive USA Gymnastics All-around championships, highlighted by a perfect 10 score this season.
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Edith MacDonald-Brown, believed to be Canada’s first Black woman artist, is finally celebrated with a solo museum show 70 years after her death.
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Maddie Oliphant, crowned Miss Mississippi Teen USA 2025 after three tries, becomes the first Black teen to win and launches a reading initiative across the state.
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Zimbabwe becomes the first country to suspend tariffs on U.S. goods after Trump’s global tariff move, aiming to boost trade and improve relations under Mnangagwa’s leadership.
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Corenza Townsend opens Norton West Louisville Hospital—the first in the city’s Black West End in 150 years—bringing quality care, trust, and healing back to the community.
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Barbie unveils the first-ever Ken doll inspired by an athlete—NBA star LeBron James—honoring his cultural impact and work with youth.
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Jewel McCoy’s appointment as Amite’s first Black Town Clerk is a significant moment in the city’s progress. Her work reflects dedication and community service.
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Lendrick Francois was re-elected as Amite’s first Black police chief with overwhelming support. His leadership sets a powerful example for future generations.
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Walter Daniels III was appointed as Amite’s first Black mayor in 2020, marking a historic moment and a shift in local leadership.
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