Author: Yaw Agbey
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Thomas Dorsey celebrates 30 years as the founder of Soul of America, the first Black travel website, highlighting destinations and cultural heritage.
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Syracuse honors Langston C. McKinney with a courtroom dedication, recognizing his legacy as the city’s first Black judge and advocate for justice.
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Crystal Hill leads as the first Black woman superintendent of Charlotte Mecklenburg Schools, focusing on stability and community engagement amidst change.
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Follow David Solomon’s inspiring journey as he becomes one of the first Black men to complete all 282 Scottish Munros, breaking barriers and promoting diversity in outdoor adventures
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Angela Drew, Modesto’s first Black Poet Laureate, dedicates her powerful poem to Phillis Wheatley, reflecting on poetry’s impact on communities.
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Connie Mosley Goree opens Ray-Con Academy, the first Black-owned cosmetology school in Lexington, offering new opportunities for aspiring beauty professionals.
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Calvin Williams Sr., Beaumont’s first Black city council member and former Charlton-Pollard High School teacher, leaves behind a legacy of public service and community development.
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Two Locals Brewing, University City’s first Black-owned brewery, offers unique flavors, fosters community, and inspires local entrepreneurs.
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Rep. Jamie Johnson seeks re-election as Platte County’s first Black state representative, focusing on education, health care, and community engagement. Discover her campaign efforts and key issues.
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Pink Pothos, a Black-owned houseplant store, has opened at Pittsburgh Yards, enhancing the community with beauty and entrepreneurial spirit.
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