“In 1858, 75 percent of the North Carolina Mutual Life Insurance policies were written on slaves.” – From, “Medical Apartheid” By: Harriet Washington. So many American corporations were built on the backs of slaves. Tweet
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William Harwell created an attachment for the arm of the shuttle. This apparatus is used to capture satellites. Tweet
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Inventor and physicist, Dr. George Carruthers helped to invent the lunar surface ultraviolet cameras. Tweet
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T.J. Boyd was the first inventor to create and apparatus for detaching horses from carriages. He received a patent for his invention in 1872. Tweet
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Victor Blanco was the mayor of San Antonio in 1809. This was when Texas was still a part of Mexico, and slavery wasn’t yet abolished. Tweet
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In 1823, Alexander Lucius Twilight became the first African American to receive a college degree. He earned a bachelor’s degree from Middlebury College. [SIDEBAR: In less than 200 years of “higher” education, look how far African-Americans have come in the corrupted & bias “educational” system. NEVER believe the stereotype that African-Americans don’t value education!] Tweet
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A. W. Martin invented the door lock. Tweet
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Harry C. Hopkins invented a device that enhanced the hearing aid. Tweet
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Elbert Frank Cox was the first African-American to earn a doctorate degree in mathematics. He received his degree from Cornell University in 1925. Tweet
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Despite being dyslexic, Octavia Butler became an award-winning, world-renowed science-fiction writer. Tweet
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