Author: Ebenezer Agbey Quist
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Mary Sheffield campaigns to become Detroit’s first woman mayor with a focus on affordable housing and community revitalization. Her vision includes equitable growth and increased civic engagement.
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Dr. Alieka Anderson-Henry has been sworn in as the first African-American female chairwoman of Clayton County, Georgia. Her leadership promises to bring positive change and growth to the community.
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James G. Jackson, the first Black and longest-serving police chief of Columbus, has passed away at 91. His leadership left a lasting impact on the city and law enforcement.
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Marcus Freeman and James Franklin make history as the first Black coaches to compete for the College Football Playoff national championship. Discover their journey and the significance of this milestone.
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Alyia Gaskins is sworn in as Alexandria’s first Black woman mayor. She focuses on safety, flooding, affordability, and inclusivity while honoring the city’s history.
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Discover how Dr. Mumba Chalwe-Kaja became Zambia’s first female urological surgeon, breaking barriers and championing excellence in African medicine through research, education, and advocacy.
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Mo Green becomes the first Black state superintendent of North Carolina, focusing on advancing public education, fostering student success, and building strong partnerships with lawmakers.
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Ernest ‘Dutch’ Morial, the first Black mayor of New Orleans, revolutionized tourism, city services, and minority business development. Learn about his lasting legacy.
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Matthew Simpson Davage, born in Shreveport, became the first African American president of Rust College. His remarkable contributions to education left a lasting legacy.
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Dr. Regina Webb begins her historic role as Caddo Parish’s first Black tax assessor, inspiring progress and honored with a day in her name.
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