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Black History Inventors

Black Inventors: The Hidden Figures Behind Everyday Objects

Posted on by Black Discoveries
12
May

Black Discoveries celebrates brilliant Black inventors who have significantly shaped modern life with their innovations. Noteworthy figures include Frederick M. Jones, who held over 60 patents and revolutionized refrigeration; Charles Drew, who developed vital blood bank technologies; Sarah Boone, who transformed garment care with her patented ironing board; and Garrett Morgan, inventor of life-saving devices like the safety hood and traffic lights. These inventors are just a few among many who have left a lasting impact.

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Black History Inventors

Celebrating the Top 10 Black Inventors

Posted on by Black Discoveries
01
Jan

This article celebrates the significant contributions of ten African-American inventors whose ingenuity and perseverance have markedly influenced modern society. Among them are Lonnie Johnson, inventor of the Super Soaker, and Shirley Jackson, whose research facilitated telecommunications technologies like caller ID and fiber optics. It also recognizes pioneers like Madam C.J. Walker, who transformed the hair care industry, and Dr. Patricia Bath, whose innovations advanced eye care globally. These inventors exemplify the impactful legacy of African-American innovation in various fields.

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