New Haven considers an apology for rejecting the nation’s first Black college in 1831, acknowledging its impact on education and civil rights.
Norton Healthcare honors Marietta Porter Potter and early Black medical pioneers with a monument unveiling in West Louisville, celebrating their legacy in community healthcare.
Diamond Rowe becomes the first Black female guitarist to launch a signature model with Jackson, inspiring future generations in heavy music with her groundbreaking achievement.
LeBron James and son Bronny made history as the first father-son duo to play together in the NBA. This moment highlights their legacy in basketball.
Mayor Ken Welch appoints Keith Watts as St. Petersburg’s first Black fire chief, emphasizing safety and community engagement in a historic decision.
The Premier League honors Adam Wharton, Ghana’s first Black professional footballer, celebrating his significant contributions to sports and inspiring future generations.
Discover how pub landlord John London made history as Britain’s first known black voter in 1749, defending his rights against racial challenges in Westminster.
Royal Marine Taylor Lawrence leads Team GB’s bobsleigh success with multiple World Cup medals while breaking barriers in winter sports. Learn about his journey from rugby to Olympic hopeful.
Dr. Lonnie Randolph, former SC NAACP president and civil rights leader, leaves behind a legacy of healthcare advocacy and racial equality. Learn about his impact on South Carolina.
South Carolina will honor Robert Smalls, the first Black man with a Statehouse statue, celebrating his heroic escape from slavery and lifelong fight for equality.