Discover how Kerry Washington became the first Black woman to lead a network drama, transforming representation on TV and inspiring civic engagement through her activism.
Mary Cowser Alexander, the first Black woman in a Coca-Cola ad, passes away at 90, leaving a legacy as an educator and community leader who empowered Detroit’s youth.
Salli Richardson-Whitfield makes history as the first Black woman nominated for the Emmy Award for Outstanding Directing in a Drama Series for her work on the HBO series “Winning Time: The Rise of the Lakers Dynasty.”
The inspiring story of Luci Collins, the first Black woman on the U.S. Olympic Gymnastics Team, who broke barriers and paved the way for future champions despite the 1980 Olympic boycott.
Dr. Sonia Dinnall makes history as the first Black woman to lead Springfield Public Schools as superintendent, bringing a vision of equity and excellence to the district.
Chef Lakisha from Muskegon, Michigan, makes history as the first Black woman to present on “Soul Food” at the ACF 2024 convention. Her journey of resilience and passion redefines culinary boundaries, inspiring future generations.
Tahra Grant makes history as the first Black woman to be named Chief Communications Officer at a major Hollywood studio, Sony Pictures. Discover her journey, achievements, and impact on the industry.
Discover how Manika Gamble made history as the first Black woman to conquer Namibia’s 155-mile race, showcasing mental fortitude, perseverance, and a commitment to wellness while inspiring others to push their boundaries and embrace self-discovery.
Dr. Sonya Brooks, BGSA President at UCLA, makes history as the first Black woman to win the prestigious EDI Student Leadership Award, showcasing her commitment to diversity, inclusion, and leadership in higher education.