Tag: Black women empowerment
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Alexis Herman, the first Black U.S. Secretary of Labor, led powerful labor reforms and empowered millions through equity-focused policies.
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Discover how Elizabeth Catlett, the first Black woman to earn an MFA from the University of Iowa, used art to celebrate Black women’s strength and resilience.
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Ashlei Spivey becomes the first Black woman elected to the Nebraska Legislature since 2017, aiming to bring policy changes and community investment to District 13.
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- Carla Hayden Made History as the First Black Woman to Lead the Library of Congress and Her Legacy of Championing Diversity Lives On
- Alexis Herman Remembered as a Fearless Leader and First Black U.S. Labor Secretary Who Fought for Opportunity and Justice
