Tag: Black empowerment
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Nathan Hare, founder of America’s first Black Studies program, leaves a lasting legacy of academic innovation and Black empowerment. His work continues to shape education and activism.
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Umar Clark and his nephew launch Clark Textile Trading, the first Black-owned textile factory in Olongapo, Philippines, empowering the Black community with quality garments and economic opportunities. Explore their groundbreaking venture driving Black empowerment and self-sufficiency in clothing…
Recent Posts
- Mal Goode’s Journey to Becoming Network TV’s First Black Reporter and Covering the Cuban Missile Crisis
- Biniam Girmay Makes History as the First Black African to Win a Tour de France Stage, Claiming Victory in a Thrilling Sprint Finish in Turin
- How Tennis Star Coco Gauff’s Grandmother, Yvonne Lee Odom, Broke Barriers as the First Black Student at Delray Beach’s Seacrest High in 1961
- Dr. Treyton Diggs Makes History as the First Black Veterinarian to be Named Westminster Kennel Club’s Veterinarian of the Year
- The Story of Sarah Boone who Made History as First Black Woman to Patent Modern Ironing Board, Revolutionizing Home Chores Forever
