George Anderson’s historic election as B.C.’s first Black MLA in over 30 years marks a significant milestone for inclusivity in the province’s government. The Nanaimo-Lantzville representative pledges to advocate for diversity and representation, while collaborating across the aisle…
The historic journey of Karen Bass, who made history as the first Black woman to lead a state legislature before becoming the Mayor of Los Angeles. Discover her trailblazing efforts, her commitment to addressing pressing issues, and her…
How Sean Shaw made history as the first Black nominee for Attorney General in Florida. Explore his groundbreaking victory, overcoming legal challenges, and championing a platform of integrity and progress.
Elizabeth DeCourcy, who made history as the first woman elected to the St. Paul City Council in 1956. Her trailblazing achievements paved the way for greater women’s representation in local politics, leaving a lasting impact on St. Paul’s…