Henry Marsh III, Richmond’s first Black mayor and civil rights champion, leaves a legacy of courage and transformation. Learn about his groundbreaking achievements and enduring impact.
Nigeria’s Junior Yellow Greens make history as the first female cricket team from West Africa to qualify for the ICC U-19 Women’s T20 World Cup, showcasing extraordinary talent and determination.
Bridget Mangwandi, the first Black woman to win MasterChef South Africa, becomes the youngest global champion at just 20. Her victory is a monumental achievement in culinary history.
Explore the story of the first Black software engineer at IBM, who overcame significant achievements and struggles with internalized racism, shedding light on racial discrimination in the tech world.
Danny Treadwell, the first Black athlete in Alabama’s high school basketball tournament, is remembered for his courage and historic achievements.
Learn about Abram Frink Jr., Virginia’s first Black official to chair a governing body, and his lasting impact on communities through faith, leadership, and service.
Kimberly Bizor Tolbert becomes Dallas’ first Black city manager, praised by business leaders for her leadership. She faces key challenges including public safety and homelessness.
Keke Palmer and SZA make history as their comedy One of Them Days tops the box office, spotlighting Black female excellence in Hollywood.
Discover how UT Austin is honoring John Chase, Texas’ first Black licensed architect, with a library named in his legacy.
Remembering Erline Prescott, Haringey’s first Black female Mayor, who championed youth empowerment and left a lasting legacy.