Breaking Barriers: Meet Brittney Exline, the Youngest African-American Engineer at 19

Brittney Exline is not your average 19-year-old. She is the youngest African-American engineer in the United States, and the youngest engineer to graduate from the University of Pennsylvania, one of the Ivy League schools. She is also fluent in five languages, versed in psychology, math and classical studies, and a former pageant winner and dancer….

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Single mother who was considered a ‘special needs’ student graduates law school

In a world where stories of triumph over adversity are often overshadowed, Melonie Wright’s journey shines as a beacon of hope, resilience, and determination. From being labeled a ‘special needs’ student in her early education to overcoming homelessness and an abusive relationship, Melonie’s inspiring story is a testament to the power of faith and the…

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Photos Go Viral of Aerospace Engineer Grad Who Hopes to Change Perception of Black Women in Science

Tiffany Davis is not just an aerospace engineer, she is also a rocket scientist, a mentor, a speaker, and an inspiration for many young girls who aspire to pursue careers in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). Her graduation photos from Georgia Institute of Technology in 2016 went viral with the hashtag #YesIAmARocketScientist, showcasing her…

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Chicago Twins Achieve Academic Excellence, Receive $1.6 Million in Scholarships

Deprice and Shaprice Hunt are not your ordinary high school seniors. The twins from Chicago have been accepted into a combined 56 colleges and have earned nearly $1.6 million in scholarships. Their remarkable achievements have made them an inspiration for many young people, especially in their community. The Hunt twins have always been passionate about…

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