Odisha prepares to launch the world’s first black tiger safari near Similipal Reserve, showcasing rare melanistic tigers and boosting wildlife conservation efforts.
Nigerian biker Udoh Ebaide Joy becomes the first Black African woman to complete a record-breaking solo motorcycle journey from Kenya to Lagos, covering over 90,000 km across 10 countries.
Detroit twins Doris Ward and Loris Pryor make history as the first Black twin sisters to celebrate their 100th birthday together, marking a century of sisterhood and resilience.
Mpule Kwelagobe, the first African Miss Universe, continues to inspire 25 years after her historic win. Discover how her 1999 victory transformed her life and career.
Joyce Watkins, the first Black woman exonerated in Tennessee, speaks out to raise awareness about wrongful convictions and the vital work of the Tennessee Innocence Project.
Bill Logan, Evanston’s first Black police chief, passes away at 92. Celebrated for his historic role in law enforcement, bravery, and community service, Logan’s legacy endures through his impactful contributions.
Rev. Dorothy Sanders Wells makes history as the first Black woman installed as Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Mississippi, focusing on community engagement and radical love.
Dr. Enid Pinkney, first Black president of Dade Heritage Trust, honored for her lifelong dedication to preserving Miami’s Black history and cultural landmarks.
Paul Canoville, Chelsea’s first black player, offers support to heal team rift following Enzo Fernandez’s racism scandal, emphasizing education and understanding.