Black History Makers 2022

Meet Ruby Simon, A Phenomenal Woman of West Alabama

Patrice Moore Smith, who is the first African American woman in the state of Alabama to hold the position of Mary Kay National Sales Director believes in lifting others as you climb. Patrice says, in fact, it’s her definition of success.

Townsquare Media Tuscaloosa thanks you for supporting the 2022 Black History Makers of Alabama. Here is a recap of the wonderful Alabamians that were highlighted during Black History Month.

Antonio is an anointed man of God who not only preaches the Word of God but believes in the power of God.

Pastor Mike Jr. has one of the fastest-growing churches in the United States. He is a multitalented leader who changes the lives of many people through ministry, music, and his philanthropic work in Alabama.

Meet Woodrow Washington III who is making a big impact in Northport and West Alabama as a Northport City Councilman and businessman.

A native of the west end of Tuscaloosa, Jasmine Rainey has a heart for serving the community. She believes that customer service is not something that can be taught. It is developed from within.

Plychette's trailblazing real estate career has taken off full throttle as she is one of Tuscaloosa's top producing agents.

Although only spending 3 years in college, Tionna has made a lasting change at the university and in the surrounding community.

Photography is a way that Dorcas Britford is creating history by capturing beauty and bringing joy to others.