Rawlson King, Ottawa’s first Black City Councillor, leads anti-racism initiatives and champions inclusivity in Rideau-Rockcliffe, breaking barriers in local politics.
Kamala Harris accepts the Democratic presidential nomination, making history as the first Black and Asian American woman to do so. She pledges unity and inclusivity for the 2024 race.
In 1991, Condoleezza Rice made history as Chevron’s first Black director, paving the way for greater corporate diversity and inclusion in America’s boardrooms.
Discover the inspiring legacy of Dr. Herbert C. Miller, IU Kokomo’s first Black professor, whose dedication to inclusivity and global vision continues to shape the university.
Discover how Blunt Rochester made history by becoming the first woman and first Black person to represent Delaware in the U.S. House of Representatives, paving the way for inclusive representation and inspiring future generations.
Lorraine Cochran-Johnson has made history as the first Black woman elected as DeKalb County’s Chief Executive Officer, marking a significant milestone in representation and shattering glass ceilings for Black women in leadership roles.
Jocelyn Bioh, the Ghanaian-American playwright behind “Jaja’s African Hair Braiding,” makes history as the first Black woman playwright to receive five Tony Award nominations, including Best Play, shattering glass ceilings and amplifying diverse voices on Broadway.
Honore Kamegni has made history by becoming Cork’s first black city councillor, paving the way for increased inclusivity and diversity in local governance and addressing critical issues affecting the community.
Quinceola Reid makes history as the first Black female drover with the Fort Worth Herd, breaking barriers in the city’s cowboy tradition. Explore her remarkable journey, reflecting the diversity and inclusivity of Texan history and western culture.