Pamela Carter made history as Indiana’s first Black and first woman Attorney General in 1993. Learn about her trailblazing career, achievements, and lasting impact on politics and law.
Republican Rep. John James announces his run for Michigan governor, aiming to become the state’s first Black governor and challenge Democratic leadership.
Ron Washington is Covington’s first Black mayor, leading the city with a vision for equity, growth, and community-driven progress.
Discover how Adora Dick made history in 1980 as the first Black female officer in Avon and Somerset Police, paving the way for diversity in law enforcement.
Garrison McMurtrey made history as the first Black man elected to Minnesota’s Ramsey County Board, securing overwhelming support in a special election for District 3.
John S. Shropshire, Clarion County’s first Black commissioner, transformed education and community leadership through decades of service. His impact continues to inspire.
Discover how Canada celebrates Lincoln Alexander Day, honoring its first Black MP and federal cabinet minister for his contributions to equity and justice.
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Russell Westbrook becomes the first NBA player to achieve 200 triple-doubles, cementing his legacy as a basketball legend.
The University of Georgia’s first African American football player, James “Jim” Hurley, will receive the “Uncommon Valor Award” from the Athens branch of the Association for the Study of African American Life and History (ASALH) for his pioneering…