Mignon Clyburn becomes the First African-American Woman to Head the FCC
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Earlier this week, Mignon Clyburn became the first African-American woman to head the Federal Communications Commission. Although, Clyburn will head the Commission, which started in 1934, her position is temporary; Congress is currently approving Obama’s permanent choice for head of the commission, Tom Wheeler, which could take an unforeseen amount of time.
Mignon Clyburn becomes the First African-American Woman to Head the FCC
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May 23, 2013
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