Prince Albert Honeycutt’s historic home in Fergus Falls undergoes restoration, preserving the legacy of Minnesota’s remarkable Black pioneer and community leader.
John W. Porter, EMU’s first Black president, led the university through crisis, expanding enrollment and academic programs during his transformative Decade of Advancement.
Discover how Max Robinson made history as the first Black broadcast network news anchor, defying racism and reshaping journalism for future generations.
Discover the groundbreaking journey of General Frederic Davison, the first Black Major General in the U.S. Army, and his impact on Black leadership in military history.
Adam Clayton Powell Jr. was the first Black congressman from New York, a civil rights leader, and a key figure in U.S. law reform. His legacy shaped modern America.
Rita Carter Perry, Jacksonville’s first Black female publisher, founded The Jacksonville Free Press to amplify African American voices. Discover her legacy of journalism and community advocacy.
Discover how FDR promoted Benjamin O. Davis Sr. to become the first Black brigadier general in 1940, following a campaign scandal that threatened his re-election bid.
Hartford honors Johnny ‘Schoolboy’ Taylor, the city’s first Black professional baseball player, with a special tribute game hosted by the Hartford Yard Goats.