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PHOTO: Gloria Gilmer at her 90th birthday celebration in 2018. — Courtesy of Jill Gilmer

Gloria Gilmer becomes 1st Black woman mathematician to have research papers in Library of Congress

PHOTO: Rotimi Kukoyi, a high school senior from Hoover, Ala., attends his graduation ceremony. — Courtesy Rotimi Kukoyi

Alabama teen accepted to 15 schools with $2 million in scholarships

PHOTO: Tracey Meares, right, poses with friends, left to right, Tony Thompson, Martha Harris, and Janice Thompson before the showing of the documentary "No Title for Tracey," at the Hoogland Center for the Arts on April 16, 2022 in Springfield, Ill. — Thomas J. Turney/The State Journal-Register via USA Today Network

Black woman recognized as valedictorian nearly 40 years after high school snub

PHOTO: Jonathan Walker has been accepted to 27 universities with offered $4 million in scholarships.

Florida teen accepted into 27 universities with $4 million in scholarships

PHOTO: Books on shelf in library in a stock photo. — STOCK PHOTO/Getty Images

The librarians uniting to battle school book ban laws

PHOTO: Dr. Sheena C. Howard stands near an EPA landfill site in her neighborhood Eastwick in Philadelphia. — Courtesy Dr. Sheena C. Howard

African American Wonder Woman tackles environmental themes in professor's comic

PHOTO: Volunteers work for Operation BBQ Relief in Hammond, La., to provide meals to families and first responders, Sept. 2, 2021. — Scott Clause/Operation BBQ Relief

After Hurricane Ida, Operation BBQ delivers hot meals and a helping hand

PHOTO: Jessica Brown reads her book College Girl's First College Tour to children. — Jessica Brown

How a former financial aid counselor helps students navigate the costs of college

PHOTO: Jessica Childress at an author reading. — Courtesy Jessica Childress

How the book character Juris P. Prudence encourages girls of color to pursue their dreams

PHOTO: Former First Lady Barbara Bush is interviewed at the Bush Library in College Station, Texas, Oct. 24, 2011. — David Hume Kennerly/Getty Images, FILE

Barbara Bush foundation and city of Houston team up to take on illiteracy