Author: Yaw Agbey
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Two Locals Brewing, University City’s first Black-owned brewery, offers unique flavors, fosters community, and inspires local entrepreneurs.
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Rep. Jamie Johnson seeks re-election as Platte County’s first Black state representative, focusing on education, health care, and community engagement. Discover her campaign efforts and key issues.
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Pink Pothos, a Black-owned houseplant store, has opened at Pittsburgh Yards, enhancing the community with beauty and entrepreneurial spirit.
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New Haven considers an apology for rejecting the nation’s first Black college in 1831, acknowledging its impact on education and civil rights.
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Norton Healthcare honors Marietta Porter Potter and early Black medical pioneers with a monument unveiling in West Louisville, celebrating their legacy in community healthcare.
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Diamond Rowe becomes the first Black female guitarist to launch a signature model with Jackson, inspiring future generations in heavy music with her groundbreaking achievement.
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LeBron James and son Bronny made history as the first father-son duo to play together in the NBA. This moment highlights their legacy in basketball.
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Mayor Ken Welch appoints Keith Watts as St. Petersburg’s first Black fire chief, emphasizing safety and community engagement in a historic decision.
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The Premier League honors Adam Wharton, Ghana’s first Black professional footballer, celebrating his significant contributions to sports and inspiring future generations.
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Discover how pub landlord John London made history as Britain’s first known black voter in 1749, defending his rights against racial challenges in Westminster.
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