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Matthew Simpson Davage, born in Shreveport, became the first African American president of Rust College. His remarkable contributions to education left a lasting legacy.
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Discover the remarkable story of Ruth J. Simmons, the first Black American president of an Ivy League university, her journey from rural Texas to becoming a leader in higher education, and her advice for future generations.
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Hartford honors Thirman Milner, New England’s first Black mayor, for his civil rights work and mentorship of future leaders.
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Discover the inspiring story of James Usry, Atlantic City’s first Black mayor, who transformed housing, education, and community programs while advocating for progress.
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