Henry Ford’s car made of soybeans and Thomas Edison’s ghost-detecting telephone are just two little-known creations of history’s most famous inventors. Bell wasn’t the only person involved ...

Research shows that Black inventors living in the American North had an eightfold greater ... in “things he probably shouldn’t have been famous for,” causing an undervaluation of Carver ...

They sold their invention to a company founded by one of Nashville’s most famous businessmen ... According to a 1903 story in The Nashville American, which was a predecessor publication ...

Here are 10 Black women whose inventions have made some of the greatest impacts that have moved the world forward. Born in Craven County, North Carolina ... co-founding the American Institute ...

One will be devoted to constantly turning over new exhibits, and the other is going to be devoted to showcasing the amazing contributions of African American inventors in the toy and gaming industry.

Girls from North Texas are competing in the Young ... The event aims to inspire the next generation of inventors. ‘Break Free’: Professor Announces Decision to Resign The McNair Family ...

Nauticus invited the community to celebrate the groundbreaking contributions of African American scientists and inventors on Saturday, Feb. 15, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

The first patent issued for an invention by an American inventor was in 1790 for ... and also experimented with 3D t.v. Bell is most famous as the inventor of the telephone, but he held a total ...

"With his Panama hat, kazoo, and boundless optimism, Famous Amos was a great American success story, and a source of Black pride," stated his children Sarah, Michael, Gregory, and Shawn Amos.

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