Discover the remarkable story of the Mills Brothers, the pioneering African-American vocal group that made history in 1943 by becoming the first of their kind to secure a #1 hit on the Billboard charts with their iconic song…
Discover the inspiring story of Dr. Urbane Bass, Fredericksburg’s first Black physician and a World War I hero, honored during the Memorial Day commemoration. Learn about his pioneering contributions, valor on the battlefield, and lasting legacy of service…
Learn about Ernest Green, the first Black American to graduate from the then newly integrated Central High School in Little Rock, Arkansas, and his pivotal role in the civil rights movement alongside the Little Rock Nine.
Explore the remarkable legacy of Claudia H. Hampton, the first Black woman trustee and later chair of the California State University Board. Discover her tireless advocacy for affirmative action and how her visionary leadership continues to inspire efforts…