As we celebrate Women's History Month, we honor the incredible Maryland women who have shaped our past and inspire our future. Harriet Tubman was not just a true trailblazer and one of history’s most influential Marylanders; she was a beacon of hope and courage who fought tirelessly for their freedom, paving the way for so many.
Millions of Americans with disabilities don't travel by plane because of inadequate airline practices & inadequate government regulation. We're changing that with a new rule to hold airlines accountable to ensure that travelers using wheelchairs can travel safely & with dignity.
A rising TikTok star, Tony P has amassed thousands of new followers every month on Instagram, where he documents his life as an average “25-year-old bachelor in D.C.”
Here's how he's mesmerized Washington with the blissful mundanity of his daily life. https://t.co/a7AjYF2Vqh
Nelson Mandela spent 27 years in prison, helped negotiate the end of apartheid, and then became South Africa’s first Black president, where he focused on dismantling racism, poverty, and inequity.
Don't let anyone tell you that your actions can't make a difference. #MandelaDay
Angela Crenshaw, a 15-year veteran of the Maryland Park Service, has been appointed the acting superintendent of the agency, becoming the first Black person to hold the post. https://t.co/othfN9Nqzn