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“When you’re too tired, do one more thing” – A favorite quote of Sallie Alcorn’s, the recently re-elected councilwoman for Houston City
You may want to call Natalia Cornelio “Nata” as her friends know her, but “Your Honor” seems more appropriate. Natalia currently presides
Annise Parker served as the 61st Mayor of Houston, Texas. Most headlines featuring Annise’s life story focuses on the fact that she
Delilah Agho-Otoghile currently serves as the Co-Executive Director of the Texas Future Project. When not working there to help fund and align
April Farris was recently appointed to the First Court of Appeals by Governor Greg Abbott—a moment she describes as her greatest accomplishment
Born and raised in Nigeria, Nneka Chidinma is currently a senior at Sam Houston State University majoring in Criminal Justice. She plans
A Texas girl at heart, Teneshia Hudspeth is Harris County’s newly elected clerk—the first Black woman to ever hold this position. Born
A Houstonian throughout her life, Adrienne Bell is Texas’ 14th Congressional District candidate. Her passion transcends her work — from her circle