Chef Lakisha from Muskegon, Michigan, makes history as the first Black woman to present on “Soul Food” at the ACF 2024 convention. Her journey of resilience and passion redefines culinary boundaries, inspiring future generations.
Deputy Minister John Jeffery pays tribute to Justice Yvonne Mokgoro, the first Black woman appointed to the Constitutional Court Bench, highlighting her profound impact on South African jurisprudence and her embodiment of ubuntu. Mokgoro’s legacy as a champion…
Discover how Elijah Johnson, a Chesapeake firefighter, made history as the first Black firefighter to feature in the renowned Australian Firefighters Calendar. Learn about his journey, passion for helping others, and impact on diversity and inclusion.
Misty Copeland makes history as the first Black woman keynote speaker at Monticello’s Independence Day Celebration and Naturalization Ceremony, symbolizing progress and unity while welcoming new American citizens.
Discover Maritza McClendon, the first Black woman to join the U.S. Olympic Swim Team. Her journey from overcoming scoliosis to winning a silver medal at the 2004 Athens Olympics inspires water safety and diversity in swimming.
Trailblazer Theresa Claiborne, United Airlines’ first Black female pilot, takes her final flight after 34 years of service. Learn about her groundbreaking career, mentorship efforts, and lasting legacy in aviation.
Witness history as Kenny Riley becomes the first Black president of the Fraternal Order of Eagles 4168 chapter in Owensboro. Explore his journey, commitment to community service, and vision for fostering engagement and diversity within the organization.
Denise Young Smith made history as Apple’s first Head of Diversity, pioneering initiatives to foster a more inclusive workforce. Despite challenges, her legacy continues to shape Apple’s commitment to diversity and inclusion.