The inspiring story of Alice Dunnigan and Ethel Payne, the first Black female journalists to cover the White House. Learn about their groundbreaking achievements, challenges they faced, and the lasting impact they had on journalism and civil rights…
The inspiring story of Yvette Bonny, the brave Haitian doctor who performed the first bone marrow transplant in Canada.
The inspiring story of Dotson Burns Jr, the first Black principal of Crestview Elementary during the era of school integration in Prince George’s County, Maryland. Discover how he navigated racial tensions and led efforts towards inclusive education.
The inspiring story of Raphael Wright, who pioneers Detroit’s first Black-owned grocery store in almost a decade with Neighborhood Grocery. Learn how his mission to address food deserts and foster community involvement is transforming the Jefferson-Chalmers neighborhood.
Dr. Sarah Garland Jones, the first Black woman certified to practice medicine by the Virginia State Board, who paved the way for generations of Black women in healthcare. Her pioneering spirit and commitment to addressing healthcare disparities left…
The remarkable journey of April D. Beldo, the first female Command Master Chief of an aircraft carrier in the United States Navy. Learn how she shattered glass ceilings, empowered sailors, and left an indelible mark on naval history.
The remarkable journey of Siza Mzimela, the first black woman to found and own an airline, Fly Blue Crane. From breaking barriers in the aviation industry to empowering others, her story inspires change and accessibility in air travel.
How the Burns Brothers are set to make history by launching the first African American-owned private membership club in Africa, HQ, in Nairobi, Kenya. Learn about their vision for fostering inclusive growth spaces and reshaping the global business…