LFJ, a Black-owned fashion brand by Juliet Olanipekun, makes its historic debut at Thailand Fashion Week, celebrating culture, diversity, and innovative design in the global fashion industry.
Alex “Rooster” Weathers becomes the first autistic member of the Natchez Alumni Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi, setting a powerful example of perseverance and inclusion in Black Greek life.
Explore the legacy of James Solomon Jr., the first Black graduate student to desegregate USC, and his lifelong dedication to education reform and civil rights.
Discover how Alicia Scott’s Range Beauty made history as the first Black woman-owned makeup brand to secure a Shark Tank investment, championing inclusivity in the beauty industry.
Allan Louis makes history as the first Black actor to lead My Fair Lady at the Shaw Festival, reflecting on his transition from understudy to the leading role and the significance of his performance.
Saycon Sengbloh made history as the first Black actress to play Elphaba on Broadway, breaking new ground in musical theater. Explore her inspiring career and empowering legacy.
New York City celebrates Shirley Chisholm on her 100th birthday, honoring the first Black woman elected to Congress and the first Black woman to run for U.S. president.
Antonio Edem Asinyo, the first African President of the World Universities Debating Council and a Chevening Scholar, shares his journey and impact on global debates and communication.
Natalie Pinkney makes history as Salt Lake County’s first Black elected official. She plans to tackle housing and homelessness while fostering inclusivity and civic engagement.