Explore Karen Bass’s journey from community organizer to becoming the first woman and second Black mayor of Los Angeles, and her collaborative approach to leadership.
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass makes history as the first Black woman to accept the Olympic flag at Paris 2024’s closing ceremony, inspiring future generations.
Sisters Ashley and Shanah Laroche make history as FDNY’s first Black female firefighters, paving the way for diversity and inspiring future generations in New York’s fire service.
Uganda’s Joshua Cheptegei makes history at Paris Olympics, winning 10,000m gold and setting new Olympic record. From humble beginnings to world-class athlete.
Crystal James makes history as University of Michigan’s first Black woman police chief, bringing a community-focused approach to campus safety after overcoming career setbacks.
Beyoncé donates $500K to launch the first Black Equestrians Program, supporting Black cowboys and ranchers while celebrating their cultural legacy.
Cuban wrestler Mijaín López makes Olympic history by winning his fifth consecutive gold medal in Greco-Roman wrestling at Paris 2024.
Angela White-Jones makes history as the first Black president of Orlando’s Junior League, bringing diversity to a 77-year-old tradition of community service.