Little Known Black History Fact: Alice Harden
Share the post
Share this link via
Or copy link
In 1987, Alice Harden became the first black woman in the Mississippi state Senate. One year later, she was elected to the DNC. Harden represented a state that was over 35 percent black, but only held 3 black members in the Senate, with Harden becoming the first woman.
Little Known Black History Fact: Alice Harden was originally published on blackamericaweb.com
RELATED TAGS
Little Known Black History Fact-
‘Dancing With the Stars’ Cheryl Burke Reveals She Had Romances With Three Celebrity Partners
-
DJ Montay Discusses Polygamy With Both His Wives
-
How To Download The 105.3 RNB App On Your Smartphone
-
Jill Scott Catches Criticism After Propping Up Chris Brown & Seemingly Defending Abusers
-
#MODELMONDAYS: Londone Myers Gets Crafty Off The Runway
-
Whoopi Goldberg Opens Up About Using Weight Loss Drug Mounjaro
-
Join 105.3 RnB Mobile Text Club!
-
Twitter Drags Joe Biden Over ‘White Boy’ Remarks During Black History Month Event