Delonda Little Started on an Unexpected Journey that Led to Historic Achievements

As Women’s History Month winds down, it’s a time to celebrate the monumental strides women have made across all facets of life, while also acknowledging the ongoing journey toward equality and representation. This month shines a spotlight on the courage, resilience, and unwavering spirit of women who have broken barriers and redefined what is possible. Among these trailblazers, Black women have played a pivotal role, their achievements carving out spaces where future generations can see themselves reflected in every level of professional and public life. Their contributions, often made in the face of systemic challenges, underscore the importance of diversity and the richness it brings to our collective history and future. Here in Detroit, Delonda Little has become a significant figure in the annals of sports history through her roles as a basketball official for both the NCAA and the Michigan High School Athletic Association (MHSAA). She extends her influence beyond the court as an association leader for the MHSAA and spearheads the Motor City Area Official Association in Michigan, serving as both president and founder. Her contributions to the sport and her community have also earned her a prestigious place in the Wayne State University Hall of Fame, further...