Tag: first Black judge
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Syracuse honors Langston C. McKinney with a courtroom dedication, recognizing his legacy as the city’s first Black judge and advocate for justice.
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Kalamazoo honors its first Black judge, Charles A. Pratt, with the dedication of a new Justice Center, celebrating his lifelong commitment to equal justice and the city’s rich Black history.
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The historic moment in 1985 when Reuben Anderson became the first Black judge on the Mississippi Supreme Court. Explore his remarkable journey from being the first Black Ole Miss Law graduate to his pioneering role in breaking down…
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At only 28 years old, Shequeena McKenzie made history as the first Black female judge appointed in McComb, Mississippi. Learn about her inspirational path breaking barriers.
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