Tag: Prince George’s County
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Montgomery County Executive Marc Elrich nominates Corey Smedley as the county’s first Black fire chief. With 33 years of experience, Smedley’s historic nomination underscores the importance of diversity and representation in fire service leadership.
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Meet Angela Alsobrooks, the trailblazing woman aiming to become Maryland’s first Black senator. Learn about her groundbreaking career in public service and her historic nomination as the Democratic candidate for Senate.
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Meet Nicole D. Adams, the trailblazing first Black female Captain with The Maryland-National Capital Park Police, whose journey inspires diversity and excellence in law enforcement.
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The inspiring story of Dotson Burns Jr, the first Black principal of Crestview Elementary during the era of school integration in Prince George’s County, Maryland. Discover how he navigated racial tensions and led efforts towards inclusive education.
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Mark Winston, the trailblazing new CEO of Prince George’s County public libraries, making history as the first Black leader in its 78-year legacy. Discover Winston’s impressive track record in library leadership and his commitment to advancing diversity, equity,…
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The remarkable journey of the Jordan family, the first Black owners of the Fort Washington Business Complex in Maryland. Wyevetra and Jarriel Jordan Sr., founders of The Home Team Realty Group LLC, are breaking barriers and strengthening local…
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The inspiring journey of Jordyn Foster, the 22-year-old trailblazer who has made history at North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University (NCAT) as the first woman and youngest-ever director of football operations.
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