Category: Science
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Discover how Elizabeth Carnegie broke racial barriers as the first black nurse to serve on a state nursing association board. Explore her pioneering career, overcoming segregation, empowering future nurses, and leaving a lasting legacy of courage and perseverance…
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Stephanie Okereke Linus, the first Black recipient of the Lennox K. Black Prize for Excellence in Medicine. Explore her groundbreaking work in women’s health advocacy, her impactful film “Dry” shedding light on VVF, and her commitment to social…
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The inspiring journey of Mareena Robinson Snowden, the first Black woman to earn a Ph.D. in Nuclear Engineering from MIT. Discover how her resilience, authenticity, and journey from an HBCU to MIT shattered glass ceilings and inspired countless…
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The remarkable journey of Dr. Patricia Bath, the first woman ophthalmologist appointed to the faculty of the University of California. Explore her pioneering contributions to medicine, including the invention of the laserphaco probe, and her advocacy for community…
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The inspiring story of Daphne Steele, the first Black matron in the NHS, who broke barriers and left a lasting legacy in nursing history. Explore her remarkable journey, groundbreaking achievements, and the honor she receives as a trailblazer…
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Meet Naya Ellis, the 14-year-old inventor from New Orleans who created WingItt, the world’s first stroke-detecting watch inspired by her grandmother’s health issues. Learn about her journey, passion for STEM, and groundbreaking invention.
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The inspiring story of Edwina Justus, the first Black female engineer at Union Pacific Railroad in 1976. From overcoming challenges to advocating for diversity, learn about her trailblazing achievements and lasting legacy in the transportation industry.
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The remarkable journey of Ed Dwight, America’s first Black astronaut candidate, as he finally prepares to soar into space at the age of 90 with Blue Origin’s New Shepard-25 mission. Learn about his trailblazing legacy, Blue Origin’s commitment…
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The remarkable life of James McCune Smith, M.D., the first African American to earn a medical degree. From breaking barriers in medicine to advocating for abolition and leaving a multifaceted legacy, Smith’s contributions resonate through history, inspiring generations.
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Rob “ProBlak” Gibbs, the pioneering Boston-based street artist and muralist commissioned to paint Dewey Square on the Rose Kennedy Greenway. Learn about his impactful community-driven art and acclaimed “Breathe Life” mural series.
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