Tag: Ronald Yancey
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Witness the heartwarming moment as Ronald Yancey, Georgia Tech’s first Black graduate, presents a diploma to his granddaughter, Deanna Yancey, in a historic graduation ceremony celebrating their family legacy and the university’s commitment to diversity.
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Meet Ronald Yancey, the trailblazer who made history as Georgia Tech’s first Black graduate in 1965. Despite facing rejection and discrimination, his perseverance paved the way for future generations. Learn about his journey and legacy.
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