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Rebecca Lee Crumpler became the first Black woman in the U.S. to earn a medical degree in 1864, breaking barriers in healthcare.

Over 200 years ago, Thomas Jennings was the 1st Black person to hold a U.S. patent for his invention of dry-scouring, the precursor to modern dry cleaning. His groundbreaking technique revolutionized fabric care & laid the foundation for the dry-cleaning industry we rely on today

In 1872 Thomas J. Martin patented a life-saving invention, a version of the modern fire extinguisher system. His groundbreaking work provided a safer, more effective way to extinguish fires, protecting countless lives and properties over the decades.

Black American woman, Dr. Jane Hinton & Dr. John Howard Mueller, developed the Mueller-Hinton agar, the method used to cultivate bacteria & test their response to antibiotics. This is the method still used today in medicine to test how susceptible bacteria is to antibacteria.

Alberta Cassell born to architect Albert Cassell. Her dad was determined that his children would become architects. She attended Cornell University and In 1948 became the 1st of two African American women to graduate Cornell’s architecture the other was her sister Martha Cassell

Victor Hugo Green, Creator of the Green Book transformed travel for Black Americans during the era of segregation by creating The Green Book, a travel guide offering safe options for lodging, restaurants, and gas stations. Please teach our children about this AMERICAN author.

Molly Williams holds the distinction of being the first recorded woman to serve as a firefighter in an official capacity in New York City in 1815. The 1st Black American to serve in this role.

On January 4, 1942, Dr. Mathew Perry opened a school for Licensed Practical Nurses in Fayetteville for African Americans. It operated at least through 1950 and many graduates were hired by the federal hospital at Fort Bragg. Celebrate BlackHistory

In 1926 Dr. May Edward Chinn became the 1st Black woman to graduate from the University & Bellevue Hosp. Medical College. She practiced medicine in Harlem for 50 years. A tireless advocate for poor patients with advanced, often previously untreated diseases, she became a staunch.

In July 1959 Mary Tiller become the 1st Black American to represent a major airline as a hostess. Mary came across a hometown ad for a Hostess position with Travel World Airlines. She quietly applied for the position & she successfully passed her screenings.

Arturo Schomburg made his lifework documenting and sharing Black history and culture. A leading voice during the Harlem Renaissance, he collected art, literature, slave narratives, & more. You can find his collection at The New York Public Library's Schomburg Center for Research.

Dr. Helen Dickens 1909-2001 was the 1st Black woman to become an obstetrician-gynecologist & a fellow of the American College of Surgeons. She was also a leader in women's healthcare and health equity. Education and training.

I agree with Donald Trump that an unelected bureaucrat should be fired. Let’s start with Elon Musk.

“There will be a little disturbance” is a genuinely Soviet way to describe people not being able to afford their groceries.

If Russia wants peace, they should end the invasion.

Imposter syndrome 🚫Abundance&Healing✅💯 So grateful and PROUD to belong to a labor union that is grounded in inclusivity, connection, love, abundance and healing ! I had the honor of receiving the Vincent and Edna Dwyer award from the Catholic Teacher Association from the

Charles C. Rogers was a recipient of the highest military decoration in the US, the Medal of Honor, for his actions during the Vietnam War. A lieutenant colonel at the time, he became the highest-ranking Black soldier in the U.S. military to receive this honor.

Ossining is blessed to have such a dedicated Physical Education Director. He worked miracles in our school district in NYC. Passionate, dedicated, and Caring Chris Herrera

Felicidades and Congratulations. I’m so proud of what you’ve done! Thank you for representing.

He made magic for our school in Harlem. He truly inculcated the belief in student-athlete as both academic and sports. He expected a lot of his students, his colleagues, and HIMSELF. Proud to have worked with you Mr. H!