Tag: Black law enforcement history
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Sergeant Louie E. Smoke, Jefferson County’s first Black deputy, honored for his 34-year career in law enforcement and military service.
Recent Posts
- Gene Mitchell Gray Sr. Became the University of Tennessee’s First Black Student After a Three-Year Legal Battle, Changing History Forever
- Sergeant Louie E. Smoke Honored at 83 for Trailblazing 34-Year Career as Jefferson County’s First Black Deputy
- Alabama State University Becomes the First HBCU to Offer Cannabis Certifications, Preparing Students for Careers in the Multi-Billion-Dollar Industry
- Camilla Williams Took the Opera World by Storm as the First Black Woman to Star at New York City Opera in 1946
- Searit Huluf Breaks Barriers as the First Black Woman to Direct a Pixar Stop-Motion Short with ‘Self’
