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West Point which didn’t graduate its first black cadet until the Reconstruction in 1877 now has its first black Superintendent. For the first time in its 216-year history, Lt. Gen. Darry A. Williams, who has held high-ranking posts in Europe and Asia, will become the first black officer to command West Point
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Frederick Barnes shares what being a BE Modern Man, 100 Men of Distinction, means to him.
What we've accomplished was unimaginable. I never thought that I would ever teach at Harvard University—let alone create an unprecedented pipeline and platform for a group of Black kids to make history on its campus. I've been blessed to now open doors of opportunity for others that I never had as a kid.
Four HBCU graduates were paramount in Joe Biden becoming the president-elect and Kamala Harris becoming the first female, black, vice president-elect
