From College Roommates to Judges: A Journey of Friendship and Success

In a remarkable tale of friendship, determination, and professional achievement, four former roommates from North Carolina Central University’s School of Law, a historically Black college and university (HBCU), have all risen to the esteemed position of judges. Judge Shamieka Rhinehart, Judge Camille Banks-Prince, Judge Keisha Wright-Hill, and Judge Teresa Raquel Robinson-Freeman began their journey together…

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28-year-old becomes the first Black woman to earn a PhD in biochemistry at a US university.

28-year-old becomes the first Black woman to earn a PhD in biochemistry at a US university Historical records show that during an early part of those celebrations, a 28-year-old became the first Black woman to earn a PhD in biochemistry at a US university. Together with her achievement stands a success icon that empowers students…

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