Before Sewell was selected Wednesday, no Black woman held a leadership position on the Ways and Means Committee in the panel's 236-year history.

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U.S. Rep. Terri Sewell, who represents Alabama’s Seventh Congressional District, became the first Black woman to serve in the House Ways and Means subcommittee leadership Wednesday.

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Providing women with education, support and encouragement while they're pregnant, during labor and after child birth, the Oklahoma Birth Equity Initiative hopes to improve maternal mortality ...

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Emmy-nominated makeup artist Ashunta Sheriff-Kendricks reflects on her celebrated career in the beauty industry.

A Delaware Supreme Court Justice, co-founder of a furniture chain, a former university president and a worldwide ambassador ...

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