Dr. Peter Nwosu makes history as the first Black and African-born President of SUNY Oswego, inspiring global communities and highlighting the importance of education in development.
Reginald Lewis launches Memphis’ first Black-owned welding school, offering unique apprenticeship programs and empowering youth for lucrative careers in infrastructure development.
Discover how Kerry Washington became the first Black woman to lead a network drama, transforming representation on TV and inspiring civic engagement through her activism.
Discover the inspiring story of Emma Clarke, Britain’s first black female footballer who revolutionized the game in the 1890s, from Bootle streets to professional play.
Michelle Mosby is on track to become Richmond’s first Black female mayor. With a strong focus on women’s health and community growth, her leadership could transform the city.
Kathy Chaney has become the first Black female executive editor of The Times of Northwest Indiana. With over 20 years in journalism, her appointment marks a significant step towards diversity in the newsroom.
Kerry Davis, England’s first Black female footballer, reflects on her groundbreaking career and the evolution of women’s football in the UK.
Christopher Johnson becomes University of Cincinnati’s first Black, deaf assistant dean, championing disability justice and diversity in higher education.
Tiffany A. Henyard has made history in Illinois. She’s the first Black woman to simultaneously hold the positions of Dolton Mayor and Thornton Township Supervisor. Groundbreaking Leadership Marred by Controversy Henyard’s tenure has been marked by significant achievements…