Tag: North Carolina
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Ziva Postpartum Retreat, North Carolina’s first Black-owned postpartum sanctuary, offers luxurious care for new moms. Discover its amenities, mission, and impact on maternal health.
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Mo Green becomes the first Black state superintendent of North Carolina, focusing on advancing public education, fostering student success, and building strong partnerships with lawmakers.
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17-year-old Ryan Garner makes history as the youngest Black pilot in North Carolina, receiving his license at Concord’s Goose Creek Airport.
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Shontell Robinson makes history as Forsyth County’s first African American woman county manager, promising inclusive governance and community engagement through countywide listening sessions.
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The inspiring journey of Liberation Station Bookstore, North Carolina’s first Black-owned children’s bookstore. From its inception to facing adversity and preparing for a new chapter, explore how this sanctuary for literacy and community champions diversity and inclusivity in…
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The inspiring story of Courtney Hall, who broke barriers by establishing Bump Baby Bliss, Greensboro’s first Black-owned ultrasound studio. Offering comprehensive prenatal care and honoring the legacy of civil rights pioneers, Hall’s initiative addresses disparities in maternal healthcare,…
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Dr. Linda Jordan’s victory in Butner’s mayoral race marks a historic moment as she becomes the town’s first African American and female mayor. Her 14-vote victory margin symbolizes a significant shift in local leadership dynamics, promising a focus…
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Melissa Elliott’s groundbreaking victory in Henderson’s mayoral race symbolizes a significant shift in local leadership dynamics. With her historic win, Elliott not only becomes the city’s first female mayor but also its first African American leader, breaking barriers…
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The inspiring journey of Shaun ‘Lucky’ Corbett, the first African American to own 3 barbershops inside Walmart stores. From overcoming a checkered past to becoming a business pioneer, his story highlights resilience, community outreach, and entrepreneurial achievement.
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The inspiring journey of Shaun “Lucky” Corbett, who established Da Lucky Spot, the first Black-owned barbershop inside a Walmart in Charlotte, North Carolina.
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