Author: Yaw Agbey
-
Eritrean cyclist Biniam Girmay makes history as the first Black African to win a Tour de France stage, triumphing in a thrilling sprint finish in Turin.
-
Discover how Coco Gauff’s grandmother, Yvonne Lee Odom, made history as the first Black student at Delray Beach’s Seacrest High in 1961, paving the way for future generations.
-
Dr. Treyton Diggs becomes the first Black veterinarian to win Westminster Kennel Club’s Veterinarian of the Year, highlighting the need for diversity in veterinary medicine.
-
Discover how Sarah Boone, a former slave turned dressmaker, revolutionized home chores by inventing and patenting the modern ironing board in 1892, becoming a pioneer for Black women inventors.
-
Discover how Mickey Guyton made history as the first Black woman nominated for Best Country Solo Performance at the Grammys, paving the way for diversity in country music.
-
Detroit launches Sports Rap Radio, the first Black-owned sports radio station with all-Black hosts, making history in the city and nation. Learn about its founders and impact.
-
Bronny James joins father LeBron on the Lakers, making history as the first Black father-son duo in the team. Explore the impact of this milestone on the NBA and the James family legacy.
-
Explore Tim Scott’s journey from the first Black GOP Senator since Reconstruction to potential VP pick and creator of ‘Opportunity Zones’. Learn about his rising influence in Republican politics.
-
Discover Blckchip Gallery, Boston’s first Black-owned art space in the Seaport, showcasing diverse artists and fostering community education.
-
Eritrean cyclist Biniam Girmay aims to make history as the first Black African to win a Tour de France stage, building on his groundbreaking Giro d’Italia success.
Recent Posts
- Ebony Wright Becomes Suffolk’s First Black Woman Elected to City Council, Leading With Vision and Dedication
- Ayanna Williams Becomes Williamsburg’s First Black Woman and Undergraduate Student Elected to City Council, Championing Representation and Innovation
- How Ira Salls Became the First Black Woman McDonald’s Franchisee in Kentucky and Indiana, Building a Legacy of Success and Community Impact
- Quintin Middleton Opens the First Black-Owned Knife Shop in North Charleston, Shaping the Future of Craftsmanship and Community
- Pickett Sworn in as Mullins’ First Black Female Mayor, Promises to Lead with Commitment to the Entire Community
