Tag: women in public service
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Discover the inspiring story of Carolyn Mitchell, Kansas City’s first Black female firefighter and captain, who broke barriers and transformed the fire service.
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- Michael Stephens Appointed First Black CEO of Tampa International Airport, Drawing on Extensive Experience in Cybersecurity, Military Service, and Transportation
- Carolyn Mitchell Pioneered Change as Kansas City’s First Black Female Firefighter and Captain, Inspiring Generations of Women in Fire Service
- Omarr Tobias Becomes First Black Rear Admiral in the Civil Engineer Corps Leading Navy’s Mission to Restore Critical Infrastructure
- Cedric Glover’s Journey from Youngest Council Member to Shreveport’s First Black Mayor Sparked a Shift in Southern Politics
- Doug Melville Honors Family Legacy, Sharing the Impact of America’s First Black Generals, Benjamin O. Davis Sr. and Jr.
