Tag: Leadership
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Mary Phillip’s inspiring journey as she becomes the first black captain of England’s national football team, the Lionesses. From her roots in Peckham to her decorated career, discover how she broke barriers and left an indelible mark on…
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Discover the inspiring story of Chief Harold D. Scoggins, the first Black firefighter hired by Glendale Fire Department, who rose to become the fire chief of Seattle. Learn about his journey, challenges, and legacy in promoting diversity and…
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The first Black woman president of an NFL team, breaking barriers after a remarkable career in Nevada government. Discover her journey from leading the Nevada Gaming Control Board to guiding the Las Vegas Raiders with a focus on…
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The amazing story of Deborah F. Whitfield, the first Black mayor in Marion County, Indiana, serving in the city of Lawrence. Learn about her historic win, priorities for public safety and diversity, and commitment to community engagement.
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How Stephanie Terry made history in Evansville, Indiana, by becoming the city’s first female and African American mayor. Explore the significance of her inauguration, her plans for the city, and the impact of her leadership on future generations.
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The inspiring story of 7-year-old Paris Simone Sherra Epps, who made history by becoming the first African American to be crowned Tiny Miss Princess of America.
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The inspiring journey of TaShun Bowden-Lewis, the first African American woman appointed as Connecticut’s chief public defender.
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The inspiring journey of Everett Sesker, who made history as Anne Arundel County’s first Black sheriff two years ago. Learn about his transition from college basketball star to top cop and his commitment to progressive reforms and community…
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The remarkable story of Olivia Hooker, the first African American woman to serve in the U.S. Coast Guard. From surviving the Tulsa Race Massacre to breaking barriers in the military, Hooker’s journey inspires courage and resilience.
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Yasmine-Imani McMorrin’s historic election as the first Black woman mayor of Culver City. Explore her journey from city council member to mayor, her advocacy for the community, and her plans for a more prosperous and inclusive Culver City.
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- Liz Byrd Honored With Downtown Statue as Wyoming’s First Black Legislator and Education Trailblazer
- Pamela Goodwine Sworn In as First Black Woman Elected to Kentucky Supreme Court After Rising Through Every Judicial Level
- Blessed Stephen Curates Powerful BSU Exhibit as Fairfield’s First Black Art History Major to Lead a University Library Showcase
