Crystal Hill leads as the first Black woman superintendent of Charlotte Mecklenburg Schools, focusing on stability and community engagement amidst change.
Rep. Jamie Johnson seeks re-election as Platte County’s first Black state representative, focusing on education, health care, and community engagement. Discover her campaign efforts and key issues.
Mayor Ken Welch appoints Keith Watts as St. Petersburg’s first Black fire chief, emphasizing safety and community engagement in a historic decision.
Dr. Asya Johnson pioneers NYC’s first HBCU Early College Prep High School, offering students a free path to college through an innovative program with guaranteed admission to Delaware State University.
Prof. Nokuthula Sibiya makes history as the first Black female vice-chancellor of Mangosuthu University of Technology, bringing a strategic vision to enhance research, education, and community engagement.
Jerry Edwards Jr. makes history as the first Black federal judge for the Western District of Louisiana, emphasizing diversity and community engagement in his new role.
Kellen Gray makes history as the first African American conductor of the Lafayette Symphony Orchestra, bringing a unique vision for diversity and community engagement.
David D. Miles makes history as Suffolk’s first Black Sheriff, pledging to foster unity and responsive service in a growing, diverse community.
Shontell Robinson makes history as Forsyth County’s first African American woman county manager, promising inclusive governance and community engagement through countywide listening sessions.