Tag: First Black homecoming queen
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Renée Boutte Myer reflects on her historic win as LSU’s first Black homecoming queen, its impact on university traditions, and LSU’s ongoing commitment to diversity.
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The historic moment as 17-year-old senior Amber Wilsondebriano is crowned the first Black homecoming queen at Porter-Gaud School in Charleston, South Carolina, breaking a 155-year tradition.
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