Tybee Island’s historic Brown House, the first Black-owned home on Main Street built during Jim Crow, faces demolition as preservationists fight to save this civil rights landmark amid complex legal battles.
The first official Black Mirror comic book launches with a free San Junipero adaptation on Free Comic Book Day 2025. 70,000 copies will be available.
Dr Mahlogonolo Thobane leads Crimsa as the first Black woman president, focusing on African-centered criminology and inclusive research.
Discover how Rita Shoulders broke barriers as the first Black woman corrections officer at Ohio State Reformatory, gaining respect from inmates and reshaping prison culture.
Tequila Gray makes history as Ballwin’s first Black alderwoman, leading a bold push for safer streets and stronger community voices.
Pamela Carter made history as Indiana’s first Black and first woman Attorney General in 1993. Learn about her trailblazing career, achievements, and lasting impact on politics and law.
Discover how James Williams overcame slavery to become Santa Clara’s first African American resident, successful entrepreneur, and honored volunteer firefighter whose legacy continues through community remembrance today.
Alexis Herman, the first Black U.S. Secretary of Labor, led powerful labor reforms and empowered millions through equity-focused policies.
Discover how General Roscoe Robinson Jr. rose from St. Louis to become the U.S. Army’s first Black four-star general and West Point’s highest-ranking Black graduate despite military segregation.