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    POLITICS

    Kamala Harris

    Inspiring Black Women Today

    We are rightfully, if not unsurprisingly, starting this list with the one and only, history-making Kamala Devi Harris. While she is now holding the highest government position of any woman in the country and in fact, any woman in American history, she has actually been serving in public office long before she arrived in the White House. The Vice President, who is of African American and Asian descent, was the former senator representing California and was the state’s attorney general prior to her senate seat. Like all women, Vice President Harris wears many hats. Kamala to the general public is known as Mamala to her two stepchildren through her marriage with our country’s first First Gentleman Doug Emhoff.

    As Vice President Harris repeatedly proclaims, “I may be the first, but won’t be the last.” Not only will it be exciting to see what she achieves in Washington over the next four years, but it will also be wonderful to see all the little girls, the black girls and girls of color that she empowers and inspires along the way.

    ARTISTS

    Andra Day

    This past Sunday, Cassandra Monique Batie,
    otherwise known by her stage name Andra
    Day, became the first black artist to be
    awarded a Golden Globe for Best Actress
    in a Drama in thirty-five years.

    SPORTS

    Maya Moore

    Basketball athlete Maya Moore is a
    star on and off the court. She was
    the first overall pick in the 2011
    WNBA draft and it’s no surprise why.

    SPORTS

    Naomi Osaka

    Halfway across the world, tennis star
    Naomi Osaka, who is of African American
    and Japanese descent, took home the
    Australian Open Women’s Singles title
    this past February.

    SCIENCE

    Dr. Kizzmekia Corbett

    Throughout these challenging times, among
    the things that the pandemic has underscored
    is that the true VIPs and MVPs of our society
    are far from the celebrities and hyped up
    public figures we constantly see in the media.

    ENTERTAINMENT

    Jada Pinkett Smith

    Jada Pinkett Smith Shines in Gold Gown with Will Smith at Critics’ Choice Awards 2022

    CULTURE

    Colonel Charles E. McGee

    Whether you found out about the Tuskegee Airmen in a history book, the 1995 HBO television movie named after them or George Lucas’ criminally-ignored 2012 film Red Tails, it goes without saying that America was indefinitely made proud by the Black men in that legendary squadron.