Author: Yaw Agbey
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Al Attles, a Hall of Famer and one of the NBA’s first Black head coaches, has died at 87. Discover his legacy with the Golden State Warriors and his remarkable achievements in the world of basketball.
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Sisters Jessica Wright and Eshonda Blue launch the first woman-owned adult day care franchise, revolutionizing senior care amid growing elderly population needs.
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Windsor’s first Black inspector, Ed Armstrong, has filed a human rights complaint against the city’s police chief, Jason Bellaire, alleging derogatory and offensive comments towards the Black community. The case highlights the need for accountability and positive change…
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Dr. Kenvi Phillips has made history as the director of the Barack Obama Presidential Library, the first-of-its-kind fully digital presidential library in the United States. With her extensive experience in libraries and archives, Phillips will oversee the innovative…
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Hip-hop mogul Jay-Z has become the first owner of the exclusive $340,000 Bugatti Tourbillon Hyperwatch, a stunning timepiece that blends luxury and innovative design.
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The Harold Washington Cultural Center, a beloved Chicago nonprofit, faced vandalism during the Democratic National Convention but remains committed to serving the community and empowering the city’s youth through its cultural and educational programs.
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Dr. Roslyn Clark Artis, the first Black female president of Benedict College, has secured a historic contract extension to continue leading the HBCU through 2031 as she implements the institution’s bold B2 plan.
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Carol Moseley Braun, the first Black woman to serve in the U.S. Senate, has thrown her full support behind Vice President Kamala Harris’ bid for the presidency, recognizing the unique challenges and opportunities that lie ahead.
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Missouri State University’s first Black applicant, Mary Jean Price Walls, will be honored on the African-American Heritage Trail in Springfield. This article explores Walls’ pioneering story and the lasting impact of her legacy.
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Mickey Guyton, the first Black woman to host the ACM Awards and perform at the DNC, is bringing her groundbreaking country music to Wisconsin this fall. Learn about her historic achievements and her upcoming performance in Madison.
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- James G. Jackson, Columbus’ First Black and Longest-Serving Police Chief, Dies at 91, Leaving a Lasting Legacy
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