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Alfred Rush fought for free education, public schooling, and university access for Black citizens and women in South Carolina. His legacy continues despite the destruction of his historical marker.
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- Milton L. Olive III Gave His Life to Save His Platoon and Was Honored as the First Black Medal of Honor Recipient in Vietnam
- Alfred Rush Fought for Free Education and University Access for Former Slaves and Women as South Carolina’s First Black Representative
- CSUB Launches Its First Black Student Success Center, Creating a Powerful Hub for Connection, Belonging, and Academic Growth
- Trailblazing Texas Leader Bobbie J. Mitchell, First Black Mayor of Lewisville and Longtime County Commissioner, Survives Brutal Attack
- ImeIme Umana, a Nigerian-American Trailblazer, Became the First Black Woman to Lead Harvard Law Review, Defying 130 Years of Tradition
