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Jimmy Smith’s trailblazing journey from the first Black park ranger at Jonathan Dickinson State Park to leading the NAACP in Martin County highlights his commitment to racial equity and Black history preservation.
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Hezekiah Easter, the first Black American elected to the Rockland County Legislature in 1969, left an enduring legacy of social justice advocacy and Black history preservation. Learn more about his groundbreaking contributions to the community.
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Edmond Mayor Darrell Davis leads the removal of discriminatory language from city land records, marking a historic moment for inclusion.
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Clint Mitchell makes history as Spotsylvania’s first Black school superintendent. He addresses racism head-on, vows to foster inclusivity, and continues to lead with dedication.
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