Tag: Black women in government
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Alicia Johnson has been elected Georgia’s first Black woman to a statewide executive office, marking a milestone in representation and leadership in the South.
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Cleopatra Callaway, Ector County’s first Black treasurer, reflects on her family’s roots, faith, and dedication to serving her Texas community.
Recent Posts
- Dr. Rae Wynn-Grant Highlights Representation and Access in STEM as the First Black Woman Co-Hosting a National Nature Show
- Jaeden Dancy, First Black Male Student Body President at Walsh Jesuit, Earns Prestigious Marion Motley Scholarship
- Zeddie Quitman Hyler: How Wauwatosa’s First Black Homeowner Inspired a New Landmark at Firefly Grove Park
- Gloucester DJ Adrian Graham Named First Black Mayor in 798 Years on Eve of Historic Civic Term, Vows Modernisation and Strong Community Representation
- Dr. William J. Curry Jr., First Black Veterinary Hospital Owner in Metro Boston Who Built a Legacy of Medical Excellence, Mentorship, and Community Service Across New England
