Nashville honors Elizabeth Duff, its first African American female bus operator, with a 1,400-square-foot mural at the WeGo Transit Center, celebrating her groundbreaking 33-year career.
Clayton Stephenson, the first Black Van Cliburn finalist, opens Fredericksburg Music Club’s 99th year. Discover his inspiring journey from New York streets to international stages.
Dr. Elizabeth Wako, the first Black woman to lead Swedish Health Services, is transforming health care with innovative projects and a unique perspective. Discover her inspiring journey and achievements.
Explore Kristen Clarke’s historic role as the first Black woman to lead the Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division and her efforts to protect voting rights, combat discrimination, and fight hate crimes.
Explore Ron Kirk’s historic 1995 election as Dallas’ first Black mayor, his campaign strategy, and lasting impact on Texas politics and diversity in leadership.
Rep. Jennifer McClellan and Tennessee lawmaker Justin Pearson join forces to mobilize young voters in Virginia ahead of the 2024 elections, focusing on key issues like affordable housing and gun violence prevention.
Henry Whitehorn, Caddo Parish’s first Black sheriff, to deliver Constitution Day speech at Grambling State University, reflecting on his four-decade career in public service.
U.S. Rep. Lisa Blunt Rochester aims to become the fourth Black woman in the Senate, building on her legacy as Delaware’s first Black and female representative.