Bill Pannell, pioneering Black evangelical leader, advocated for racial reconciliation and became the first Black board member and professor at Fuller Theological Seminary.
Renée Boutte Myer reflects on her historic win as LSU’s first Black homecoming queen, its impact on university traditions, and LSU’s ongoing commitment to diversity.
Ed Vaughn, owner of Detroit’s first Black bookstore and former state representative, leaves behind a legacy of activism and community service at 90.
Liverpool hosts an exhibition spotlighting Brenda Garratt-Glassman and Darren Panton, the first Black British students at Royal Ballet Schools, celebrating their contributions to ballet.
The upcoming Black Health and Research Conference at Norwich Research Park, focusing on healthcare inequalities in the UK.
Toni Vaz, Hollywood’s first Black woman stunt performer and founder of the NAACP Image Awards, passes away at 101. Discover her groundbreaking legacy in entertainment.
Discover how Shaye Ogbonna’s “Fight Night” series brings a forgotten Atlanta heist to life, featuring Don Cheadle and Kevin Hart as unlikely allies in 1970s Georgia.
Discover how Colonel Andy Allen broke barriers as the British Army’s first black colonel and his efforts to increase diversity in military leadership.
Kingswood Golf Estate in George, Western Cape, welcomes its first-ever black springbok in 2024, a rare genetic variation described as a “one in a million” sight.
Roy Shivers, the CFL’s first Black GM, to be inducted into Saskatchewan Roughriders’ Plaza of Honour in 2024, recognizing his trailblazing leadership and commitment to diversity in football.