Discover the inspiring story of Bessie Mae Quiet-Foster, the first Black nurse in East Feliciana Parish, whose resilience and dedication transformed local healthcare and inspired generations.
Tiffanie N. Harrison, the first Black president of Round Rock ISD’s board, shares her journey from teacher to leader and her vision for the district’s future.
Shalanda Young made history as the first Black woman to lead the U.S. budget. Reflecting on her accomplishments, she discusses her leadership, priorities, and lasting impact on American families.
Discover how I. Stephanie Boyce transformed inclusion in law as the first woman of colour to lead the Law Society, championing diversity and equality.
La June Montgomery Tabron, the first Black and female CEO of the W.K. Kellogg Foundation, leads the charge for racial healing through storytelling and community-driven initiatives. Learn more about her groundbreaking work in this article.
Nancy Leftenant-Colon was the first Black woman to serve in the U.S. Army Nurse Corps, a pioneering figure in military history who dedicated her life to service, equality, and healthcare. She was also a leading advocate for the…
Shanelle Booker becomes the first African-American woman to lead the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Middle District of Georgia, making a powerful impact on federal law enforcement.
Dr. Archie Wade, the first Black faculty member at the University of Alabama, passed away at 80. His groundbreaking contributions to education, sports, and the community will be remembered for generations.
Explore Professor Sibusiso Bengu’s legacy as the first Black vice-chancellor of the University of Fort Hare, highlighting his contributions to transformative education and South Africa’s post-apartheid educational reforms.