Tag: Overcoming racism
-
Rochelle Ballantyne’s remarkable journey as a 26-year-old lawyer striving to become the first Black woman chess master in the U.S. Amidst challenges like racism and sexism, discover her passion, academic achievements, and relentless pursuit of breaking barriers.
Recent Posts
- Byron Roberson Elected Johnson County’s First Black Sheriff, Ending 96-Year Democratic Drought in Historic Win
- Sam Richardson Elected Dorchester County’s First Black Republican Sheriff After 15 Years, Bringing 21 Years of Law Enforcement Experience
- Ardean Miller Leads Mah Melanin to Become the First Black-Owned Gift-Wrapping Brand Sold in Lowe’s and Hallmark
- Angela Alsobrooks Becomes Maryland’s First Black U.S. Senator, Triumphing Over Former Governor Larry Hogan and Championing Reproductive Rights
- Lisa Blunt Rochester Becomes Delaware’s First Female Senator at 62, Breaking Barriers and Vowing Bold Change for Families, Health, and Equality—Honoring Trailblazing Black Women Before Her
