Category: Featured
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McKenzie Ariana Kerry makes history as the second Black Miss Iowa USA, using her platform to inspire and elevate Black women and local businesses.
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Kennedy Ryan, the first Black RITA Award winner, returns to traditional publishing with “Before I Let Go,” a bestselling novel exploring second-chance romance and mental health.
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Discover the inspiring 50-year career of Ralph Vaught, from one of South Carolina’s first Black officers to respected security director in Horry County.
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Demetrius Latham makes history as Clarksville’s first Black police officer, marking a significant step towards diversity in Indiana law enforcement and community representation.
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Odisha prepares to launch the world’s first black tiger safari near Similipal Reserve, showcasing rare melanistic tigers and boosting wildlife conservation efforts.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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