Breaking Bones
Get inspired by extraordinary achievements! Read stories of individuals who broke barriers, defied odds, and achieved greatness in our Breaking Bones series.
26-Year-Old Nigerian Lady Becomes First African-American To Bag PhD In Aerospace Engineering In US
Wendy Okolo, a Nigerian-American, is the first black woman to receive a doctorate of philosophy in aerospace engineering from the...
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Man Becomes Principal At School Where He Once Worked As A Janitor
Mike Huss, who worked as a California elementary school janitor, became the principal of the same school after some years....
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Black Woman Makes History As First-Ever Deaf Person To Bag PhD In Canada
A young black woman, Jenelle Rouse, made history by becoming the first deaf person to receive a PhD in Canada....
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Meet The 19-Year-Old Youngest Ever Black Law Graduate In US
At 19, Monica Taylor Schlitz earned her Juris Doctor from Southern Methodist University's Dedman School of Law in Dallas, Texas,...
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How Burkina Faso Immigrant Adissa Barry Became Self-Made U.S. Millionaire
Adissa Barry owns a business in Maryland, which, according to a Kiplinger .com article, allegedly had the second-highest percentage of...
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