Tag: Georgia
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The inspiring journey of Branch Curington, the first Black individual in Georgia to achieve certification as a tennis teaching professional. Explore his legacy of excellence and inclusion in the Atlanta tennis community and beyond.
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Samuel Floyd, the first Black Principal and Assistant Principal of Stockbridge High School. His journey from Montgomery, Alabama, to Henry County, Georgia, reflects his dedication to education and his role as a trailblazer. Discover how his legacy continues…
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The historic moment as David Hannah becomes the first Black mayor of Wrens, Georgia, following in his father’s footsteps of community service and leadership. Learn about Mayor Hannah’s vision for Wrens, including plans for community development, reducing crime…
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The story of Robert Young, a Navy veteran who opened Tapped 33 Craft Brewhouse, the first Black-owned brewery in Augusta, Georgia. Learn about his journey, the inspiration behind his brewery’s name, and his mission to inspire more African…
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Teresa Thomas-Smith made history as the first Black woman elected mayor of Palmetto, Georgia. Read about her journey from city council to this historic milestone.
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