George Howell

News Anchor & Correspondent for CNN

Denise Collazo

Social Justice Leader; Award Winning Author; Chief of External Affairs at Faith in Action

Mia Neal

First Black Woman to Win an Oscar for Best Makeup & Hairstyling for her Work on "Ma Rainey's Black Bottom"

Alida Garcia

Vice President of Advocacy, FWD[.]us; Co-Founder & Executive Director of Inclusv; Immigration Reform Activist

Jacqueline S. Ruiz

Social Entrepreneur, Author & Pilot

Jojo T. Gibbs

Actress & Comedian

Jessica Watkins

NASA Astronaut; First Black Woman on International Space Station Crew

Dr. Ebonie Vincent

Foot and Ankle Surgeon, Co-Star of Hit TLC TV Series "My Feet Are Killing Me"

Ciara Taylor

Director of Cultural Strategy at CODEPINK: Women for Peace & Educator

Nafessa Williams

Actress, Best Known as Portraying the First Black, Lesbian Superhero Thunder in the CW Series "Black Lightning"

Carmen Ejogo

Actress Best Known for her Role as Coretta Scott King in "Selma"

Jesse Holland

Award-Winning Journalist on Race, Ethnicity, Demographics & Afro-futurism

Adeola Fayehun

Nigerian Journalist & Political Satirist

Rachel Levine

Assistant Secretary of Health at the Department of Health and Human Services; First Out Transgender Federal Official

Tenoch Huerta

Actor, Best known for Black Panther: Wakanda Forever

Elise M. Wims

Elise Wims was one of the contestants in Season 9 of the American competitive reality television series Hell’s Kitchen which premiered on July 19, 2011, on Fox Television. Elise, a former line cook from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, started off the season a

Francis Buk

Author, Abolitionist & Speaker for the American Anti-Slavery Group

Raul Yzaguirre

Influential Hispanic Leader

Dread Scott

Artist Known for Controversial Exhibit "What Is the Proper Way to Display A U.S. Flag"

Marcela Marañon

Accessibility Advocate, Model & Traveler

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