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Charleszetta Waddles, who operated the Perpetual Mission for Saving All Souls, served the poor with culinary wisdom and spiritual empowerment.

The Rev. Joseph DeLaine helped push forward a Civil Rights case that tested faith, birthed courage, and changed the lives of a South Carolina community.

Samuel Eli Cornish could rightly be considered one of the most profound trailblazing figures in American and Christian history.

Harriet Tubman worked as a slave, spy, and eventually as an abolitionist. Her belief in God helped Tubman remain fearless amid many challenges.

Sister Thea Bowman was a member of the generation of Black Catholic women and girls who desegregated the nation's historically White sisterhoods after World War II.

George Lisle is a trailblazer of American missions and is simultaneously the first Black missionary and the first Protestant missionary from America.

For Black women, the fight for reparations is not a new opportunity, it is rather a long-lasting battle for social justice.