This Elected Woman Made History in Michigan as the First African American Woman Mayor
About this episode
This episode features Martha G. Scott, the first African American woman elected mayor in Michigan, discussing her journey and experiences in public service.
Welcome to Elected Women Across America, a podcast brought to you by the National Foundation for Women Legislators and featuring elected women with common goals to exchange legislative ideas and reach across the aisle. Hosted by Brenna Kehew Sculley, this podcast provides a direct line to the leaders that the organization empowers. In this episode, Brenna sits down with a veteran of public service, Wayne County Commissioner Martha G. Scott. As the first African American woman elected mayor of...
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