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Lauren Underwood Sworn in as Youngest Black Woman in Congress
Lauren Underwood made history on Thursday when she became the youngest Black woman to serve in the House of Representatives.
Lauren Underwood made history on Thursday when she became the youngest Black woman to serve in the House of Representatives.
The 2018 midterm elections brought in a historic wave of female candidates throughout the political spectrum. Local judicial contests in...
A single mom of five children whose law school graduation photos went viral earlier this year has passed the bar...
Simone Biles made history Thursday by becoming the first woman to win four all-around titles at the world championships in...
The first Black person to be elected to a countywide position in Gwinnett County, Georgia, was sworn in as a...
Serena Williams is used to being number one on the tennis courts and on Forbes Magazine’s annual list of highest-paid...
Aug. 15, 2018, will mark a historic day for Harvard University. For the first time, four of its schools will...
London Breed made history when she was officially sworn in as the first Black female mayor of San Francisco on...
A 22-year-old Black woman has made history as the first Black female nanoscientist in Virginia’s history, NBC 12 reports. Ginai...
Dr. Patrice Harris has made history by becoming the first African-American woman elected to be president of the American Medical...