Tag: Eleanor Roosevelt
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Explore the iconic day when Joshua Daniel White, a trailblazing African-American musician and civil rights activist, made history by becoming the first artist of his kind to perform at the White House, breaking down racial barriers and inspiring…
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All about Eunice Carter, one of the first Black women prosecutors in America, who left a solid legacy in the criminal justice system of the 1930s. Discover how she played a pivotal role in taking down notorious mob…
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