Discover how Thomas Jennings pioneered dry cleaning and became the first Black American to hold a U.S. patent, using his success to fight for freedom.
Celebrating 150 years since Edward McKnight Brawley became Bucknell’s first Black graduate, this article explores his legacy and the ongoing efforts to promote diversity and inclusion in higher education.
Clemson gymnast Brie Clark makes history as the first collegiate athlete to land Simone Biles’ signature move, the Biles I, inspiring Black excellence in gymnastics.
Keke Palmer and SZA make history as their comedy One of Them Days tops the box office, spotlighting Black female excellence in Hollywood.
Discover how Calvin Waller, Penn State’s first Black graduate, shaped the future of Black leadership and excellence through his trailblazing achievements and lasting legacy.
Rebeca Andrade’s historic performance at the Paris 2024 Olympics, where she became the first Brazilian athlete to win six medals, including a gold in the floor exercise, is a testament to her resilience, skill, and Black excellence.
Get ready to groove at the Neon Black Dance Festival, Indy’s first-ever Black dance extravaganza! Celebrate Black joy, power, and excellence through electrifying performances by renowned dance leader Michelle Gibson and local BIPOC-led dance groups. Join us at…
Dawn Staley creates history as the first Black coach to win three Division I basketball titles, leading the South Carolina Gamecocks to an undefeated season and victory in the NCAA Championship. Celebrating Black excellence and representation in sports…