Tag: Public Service
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April Howard became the first Black woman County Administrator in Peach County, Georgia, after 16 years in local government. She shares her inspiring leadership journey, dedication to public service, and plans for the future.
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Former Congresswoman Mia Love faces a worsening brain cancer prognosis with strength and grace, inspiring many with her faith and resilience.
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Garrison McMurtrey made history as the first Black man elected to Minnesota’s Ramsey County Board, securing overwhelming support in a special election for District 3.
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Henry Pace, Henderson’s first Black mayor, brings decades of trailblazing experience and a vision for community change. Learn about his historic journey and leadership.
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Eddie Lewis Turner, one of Escambia’s first Black bus drivers, is remembered for his 36 years of service and his dedication to connecting communities. Learn about his legacy in Pensacola.
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Siela Bynoe is Long Island’s first Black state senator, committed to addressing affordable housing, education, and environmental issues in her district.
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Remembering Ben Espy, the first Black president pro tem of Columbus City Council, whose contributions to justice, equality, and community empowerment continue to inspire.
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Dr. Alieka Anderson-Henry has been sworn in as the first African-American female chairwoman of Clayton County, Georgia. Her leadership promises to bring positive change and growth to the community.
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Katrina Hobbs Everett has made history as Haverhill’s first Black woman elected to the City Council. Learn about her political journey and her vision for the future of the city.
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Jongilizwe Harold Sobantu, Bulawayo’s pioneering first Black engineer, remembered for his groundbreaking career, community service, and spiritual leadership after passing at 83.
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