Tag: Representation
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Leroy Chapman Jr, the first Black editor to lead The Atlanta Journal-Constitution in its 155-year history. Learn about his historic appointment, his vision for inclusive storytelling, and the significance of diversity in the media landscape.
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Meet Dajah Stallings, the trailblazing first Black woman to serve as the Seattle Seahawks Community Engagement and Legends Coordinator in the NFL. Learn about her journey, passion for player development, and the impact of her historic achievement on…
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The groundbreaking achievement of Vashti Harrison, the first Black woman to win the prestigious Caldecott Medal. Learn about her journey, the significance of her win, and its impact on diversity and representation in children’s literature.
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The remarkable journey of Amsale Aberra, the first Black designer to participate in the CFDA and Bridal Council, whose minimalist aesthetic revolutionized modern American wedding dresses and paved the way for greater diversity and representation in the fashion…
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How Mattel made history by creating Christie, the first Black doll, in 1968, paving the way for improved representation and diversity in the Barbie universe. Learn about the impact of Christie’s creation and the legacy it left in…
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Witness history as Rhiannon Hoyle becomes the first Black woman elected to the Alberta Legislature. Explore her journey, advocacy for representation, and commitment to governing for all constituents.
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Veronica Webb, the trailblazing African-American model who made history by signing an exclusive beauty contract with Revlon in 1992.
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How 19-year-old actress Storm Reid made history by winning her first Emmy for Best Guest Actress in a Drama Series, becoming the youngest winner ever in a guest acting category at the Emmys.
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The story of Robert Young, a Navy veteran who opened Tapped 33 Craft Brewhouse, the first Black-owned brewery in Augusta, Georgia. Learn about his journey, the inspiration behind his brewery’s name, and his mission to inspire more African…
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The groundbreaking collaboration between the NFL and Tahj Williams, a local Black artist from New Orleans, to create the Super Bowl LIX logo using traditional beading techniques.
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