ST. CROIX — While titles like the one above are becoming more commonplace with women of color being accepted and appointed to positions long held and mostly dominated by men, something significant sets this one apart. Kristene Kelly is indeed a woman of color; however, more significantly so, she is a woman of color born and raised in U.S. Virgin Islands.  Her appointment as the first woman of color and of Caribbean descent in a position that has traditionally and vastly been held by men, and is highly likely to be celebrated — especially by women of the U.S. Virgin Islands and women of Caribbean lineage.  Born to parents Christina and Neville Brathwaite, Kelly hails from a family of educators. One of her sisters—Ginitta Richards—recently retired as the principal of the St Croix Educational Complex High School, while yet another—Andrea Brathwaite—is…