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12/09/2025

11/29/2025

Sierra Powell, a Senior Computer Science student at Tuskegee University, is already a seasoned veteran in the world of high-stakes cybersecurity, having completed multiple internships building and protecting systems for the United States Department of Defense.

Powell's technical journey with the DoD began with creating an automated tool to bolster the Navy's Anti-Submarine Warfare efforts. She proved herself so capable that she was promoted to a role building and configuring secure systems from scratch.

Her experience also includes protecting corporate infrastructure as a Cybersecurity Intern at Finastra. With a resume that includes defending both national security and financial data, Powell is poised to become a leading figure in the cybersecurity field upon her graduation this spring. News source: Africa Giant

11/29/2025

11/23/2025

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11/18/2025

At just 18 years old, Ariel Messam has made history as the youngest Black woman to become a Certified Private Pilot in New York. A graduate of Aviation Career & Technical Education High School, she also works as a Flight Simulation Instructor at her father’s nonprofit, Level Up and Take Off. Ariel’s achievement marks a powerful step for diversity and inclusion in aviation. ✈️

11/14/2025

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Diagnosed with autism and global developmental delay as a child, Jason Arday did not speak until he was 11 and only learned to read and write at 18. Defying these early challenges, he pursued higher education with determination and excelled as a sociologist. His perseverance led him to make history as Cambridge University's youngest Black professor.

08/08/2025

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06/25/2025

Payton Pitts, an 18-year-old student from Chicago, has made an impressive mark by earning acceptance to all six Ivy League schools: Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Penn, Columbia, and Cornell. After excelling academically and as a student-athlete, Pitts chose to attend Harvard, where he will also play for the basketball team.His journey is a testament to hard work, as he not only achieved a straight-A record but also revitalized his high school’s Black Student Union, creating a supportive community for Black students.In addition to his Ivy League acceptances, he also received offers from prestigious universities like Stanford and Morehouse College.