Tag: pioneering
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Explore the remarkable story of Richard Henry Greene, Yale’s first Black graduate and a pioneering Civil War physician who left an indelible mark on 19th-century America.
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Oregon’s groundbreaking Ashland Healing Center, the first Black woman-owned psilocybin treatment facility in the nation. Explore their innovative approach to mental health care, harnessing the transformative potential of psilocybin-assisted therapy
Recent Posts
- Alicia Graf Mack, Juilliard’s First Black Dean and Director of Dance, Inspires the Next Generation of Performers
- Maj. Gen. Marcia Anderson, First Black Woman to Earn U.S. Army Major General Rank, Honored as USS Beloit Sponsor
- Timothy Lewis Becomes First Black Tenured Professor in SIUE’s Political Science Department and Leads Black Studies Expansion
- James Wilson Kilby’s Fight for Equality Honored with Warren County’s First African American Museum
- Terri Sewell, Alabama’s First Black Congresswoman, Honors Civil Rights Icons Through Historic Congressional Actions
