This week's Black History Moments are jammed packed starting off with a history making gymnast setting records, The Blood Bank Doctor has a university in his name, a history making and current record holder in the Olympics and Chair of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.

In Part Two of this week's Black History Moments, we look back at the very first dunk in the WNBA, a female president of the National Bar Association, and the first African-American woman to head a medical school.

In this week's Black History Moments, we learn of The Motorcycle Queen of Miami, coconut oil, the 14th Amendment and the First National Conference of the Colored Women of America.

In Part Two of Weekly Black History Moments, we learn about a infamous hotel owner, one of the first African American property owners, and one of the highest-ranking African American executives in corporate America in 1996.

This week in Black History Moments dives into an ambassador who also became a presidential cabinet member, the Black Power Conference, the first African-American female judge and the first Black bilingual newspaper.

In Part Two episode of Weekly Black History Moments, we take a look back a Black jazz artists honored in France, the founding of the African Episcopal Church of St. Thomas, and a history making Mississippi judge.

In this episode, we discover one of the largest of any community in the United States, first African-American woman candidate for a major party's nomination for President of the United States, the first monument for an African-American and the first bank founded by a Black woman.

For this Part Two episode we discover first African American to hold a statewide office in the United States, a hospital founded by a African-American and who also is the first open heart surgeon, and pediatrician in the state of Washington.

In this episode of Weekly Black History Moments, we look back at two tennis legends, one man and one woman, the first African-American published author and a Black man in Russia...thriving.

In this episode of Weekly Black History Moments, we take a look at Vermont and what they first to do,  the Prairie View President cemented herself in Black History and a Costa Rican vice president who happens to be a female.