Discover the inspiring story of Carolyn Mitchell, Kansas City’s first Black female firefighter and captain, who broke barriers and transformed the fire service.
Omarr Tobias becomes the first Black Rear Admiral in the Civil Engineer Corps, leading the Navy’s mission to restore critical infrastructure under Project 33.
Explore how Cedric Glover rose from Shreveport’s youngest council member to its first Black mayor, reshaping Southern politics and breaking barriers.
Doug Melville honors the legacy of his family’s military history, sharing the inspiring stories of America’s first Black generals, Benjamin O. Davis Sr. and Jr., and their profound impact on the U.S. military and national security.
Brigadier General Yvonne Mays makes history as the first Black woman to lead the New Jersey National Guard, breaking barriers and inspiring future generations.
Jacqueline Bailey-Davis, Norristown’s first Black female police chief, placed on administrative leave after leading the department for 11 months. What’s next for the department?
Shayla Favor makes history as the first Black woman elected Franklin County prosecutor, bringing a vision of justice, accountability, and community healing.
Discover Alicia Graf Mack’s inspiring journey from childhood dance dreams to becoming Juilliard’s first Black Dance Director, overcoming significant challenges.
Discover how Maj. Gen. Marcia Anderson, the first Black woman to become a U.S. Army major general, serves as the USS Beloit sponsor, honoring Wisconsin’s legacy.