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Shirley Chisholm’s legacy includes becoming the first Black woman elected to Congress and launching a historic presidential campaign in 1972.
When Jasmine Crockett announced her Senate run, headlines focused less on her platform and more on labeling her “combative.” That word carries a long history when applied to Black women in power.
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