Tag: Frances Tiafoe
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Frances Tiafoe makes history as the first Black American man in 125 years to reach the Cincinnati Masters singles final, facing world No. 1 Jannik Sinner.
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- April Baskin Elected as Buffalo’s First Woman of Color to Serve in New York’s 63rd District Senate
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- Philadelphia to Honor Sadie T.M. Alexander, First Black Woman to Graduate from U Penn’s Law School, with Statue for Her Pioneering Civil Rights Legacy
- Melesa Johnson Makes History as First Black Woman Elected Jackson County Prosecutor, Promises to Drive Change for Safer Communities
- Runoff Election Promises Gonzales Its First Black Mayor as Timothy Riley and Kemlyn Bailey Lomas Compete for Historic Win
