Tag: Community Leadership
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Kenny Lee was unanimously elected as Waynesboro’s first Black mayor, while Lorie Jean Akanbi became the city’s first Black vice mayor, marking a historic moment for the city.
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Remembering Ben Espy, the first Black president pro tem of Columbus City Council, whose contributions to justice, equality, and community empowerment continue to inspire.
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Dr. Alieka Anderson-Henry has been sworn in as the first African-American female chairwoman of Clayton County, Georgia. Her leadership promises to bring positive change and growth to the community.
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Quinton Law, Moorestown’s Deputy Mayor, is set to become the town’s first Black mayor in January, marking a historic moment in Moorestown’s leadership.
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Jongilizwe Harold Sobantu, Bulawayo’s pioneering first Black engineer, remembered for his groundbreaking career, community service, and spiritual leadership after passing at 83.
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Remembering Gail Whitaker, Delaware County’s first Black woman lawyer, who dedicated her life to advocacy, community service, and leadership in Media Borough.
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Yemi Mobolade made history in 2023 as the first Black mayor of Colorado Springs. Discover his journey from community leader to mayor and how his independent leadership is shaping the future of the city.
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Clint Mitchell makes history as Spotsylvania’s first Black school superintendent. He addresses racism head-on, vows to foster inclusivity, and continues to lead with dedication.
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Shelia Hall makes history as Chilton County’s first Black female Democrat commissioner, bringing healthcare expertise and a commitment to community service to local government.
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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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