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Robert Carter, a single man from Ohio, adopts five children and secures a new home for them.-Carter began fostering thre...
05/30/2025

Robert Carter, a single man from Ohio, adopts five children and secures a new home for them.
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Carter began fostering three brothers in December 2019. Two sisters remained in the system, causing a six-month separation.
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“We met up for visits, and all the kids were crying,” Carter said. “They didn’t want to leave each other, and at that moment, I knew, ok, I have to adopt all five.”
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The court approved Carter to adopt all five siblings, as witnessed by adoption case manager Stacey Barton.

Rebekah Coleman, appointed as a Michigan District Court judge, had her father, also a judge, swear her in.-Coleman, a Wa...
05/29/2025

Rebekah Coleman, appointed as a Michigan District Court judge, had her father, also a judge, swear her in.
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Coleman, a Wayne State University law school graduate with a theatre degree from Michigan State University, now judges in Michigan’s 32A District Court.
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Coleman shared the historic moment with her father on LinkedIn, receiving congratulations and comments on her father’s youthful appearance.

Ex-felon Shaun “Lucky” Corbett breaks barriers with Da Lucky Spot Barbershop, the first Black-owned barbershop inside a ...
05/29/2025

Ex-felon Shaun “Lucky” Corbett breaks barriers with Da Lucky Spot Barbershop, the first Black-owned barbershop inside a Walmart in Charlotte, NC.

Ahmed Muhammad, an 18-year old student from Oakland, California, has made history as the first Black male to graduate as...
05/28/2025

Ahmed Muhammad, an 18-year old student from Oakland, California, has made history as the first Black male to graduate as valedictorian in his school, Oakland Technical High School.
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Muhammad, with a remarkable 4.73 GPA, is both valedictorian and a star athlete on the Bulldogs’ basketball team.
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Accepted to 11 top universities, including Harvard, Princeton, UC Berkeley, and Columbia, he plans to major in engineering or computer science, still deciding on his ‘dream school’ Stanford.

Amie Fornah Sankoh, deaf since age 3, makes history as the first Black woman with a STEM doctorate in the U.S., and poss...
05/28/2025

Amie Fornah Sankoh, deaf since age 3, makes history as the first Black woman with a STEM doctorate in the U.S., and possibly the world.
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Sankoh, born in Sierra Leone during civil war, lost her hearing at 3. Adopted by her father’s friend, she overcame educational challenges in the US.
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Passionate about science, Sankoh earned degrees in laboratory sciences and biochemistry, later researching plant-pathogen interactions for her Ph.D.

Sisters Francina and Roderica James open the Cochrane House, the newest Black-owned B&B in their hometown Detroit.-The d...
05/28/2025

Sisters Francina and Roderica James open the Cochrane House, the newest Black-owned B&B in their hometown Detroit.
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The duo, entrepreneurs for 17 years, ventured into hospitality, opening The Cochrane House in Detroit after renovations.
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The Cochrane House offers three guest rooms, homemade soap, candles, and customized event packages, attracting Black millennial visitors seeking uniqueness.

Twyanna Williams, a 65-year-old grandmother from Philadelphia, graduates as high school valedictorian after overcoming f...
05/27/2025

Twyanna Williams, a 65-year-old grandmother from Philadelphia, graduates as high school valedictorian after overcoming financial obstacles that delayed her education.
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As a teen, Williams couldn’t finish school due to family issues, working various jobs. Yet, she held onto her dream.
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Williams seized opportunity through Philadelphia’s Educational Options Programs, completing credits to earn her high school diploma at 65.

Danielle McCleave is the first Black woman to earn a Doctorate in Architecture from the University of Hawaii.-Danielle’s...
05/27/2025

Danielle McCleave is the first Black woman to earn a Doctorate in Architecture from the University of Hawaii.
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Danielle’s achievement is bittersweet, highlighting industry disparities: out of 116,242 architects in the US, only 2% are Black.
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Danielle pursued Fine Arts at Belmont University before winning an award for her thesis on housing at UH Mānoa.

At 25, Paris McGowan became the first Black female technician at Harley-Davidson, shattering gender barriers in the male...
05/27/2025

At 25, Paris McGowan became the first Black female technician at Harley-Davidson, shattering gender barriers in the male-dominated motorcycle industry.
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McGowan’s family’s motorcycle passion led her to apply at Harley-Davidson. Despite discouragement, McGowan persisted in her Harley-Davidson dream. Now, she’s the first Black woman MMI Harley graduate.

After nearly 20 years as a server, Gretta Jackson now owns an Outback Steakhouse franchise in Roseville, Michigan.-At 18...
05/27/2025

After nearly 20 years as a server, Gretta Jackson now owns an Outback Steakhouse franchise in Roseville, Michigan.
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At 18, Jackson became a mother, prompting her to work part-time at a local Outback Steakhouse in Southfield.
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Gretta shared her milestone online, amazed by the outpouring of love and support, expressing joy in inspiring Black women, including her daughter.

Nzambi Matee, founder of Gjenge Makers, turns plastic waste into bricks stronger than concrete, revolutionizing construc...
05/26/2025

Nzambi Matee, founder of Gjenge Makers, turns plastic waste into bricks stronger than concrete, revolutionizing construction.
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Matee, a materials engineer, founded the company in 2018 due to frustration with government inaction on plastic pollution.
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Matee’s factory processes various plastic waste types, excluding PET, into durable bricks using her custom-designed machines.

Delores Spencer, a 91-year-old math teacher from Hampton, Virginia, tutors students globally for free on Facebook Live. ...
05/26/2025

Delores Spencer, a 91-year-old math teacher from Hampton, Virginia, tutors students globally for free on Facebook Live. She’s been teaching Math for over 70 years now!
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Spencer remains committed to tutoring, expressing willingness to continue as long as it helps students.

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