Black Scientists and Inventors
No. of pages 36
Published: 2007
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"Black Scientists and Inventors" by Michael Williams highlights the significant contributions of black individuals to science and innovation throughout history. The book showcases a diverse array of figures, from lesser-known inventors to groundbreaking scientists, emphasizing their achievements and the impact of their work on society. It addresses the challenges they faced due to systemic racism while celebrating their resilience and ingenuity. Readers will gain insight into the lives and legacies of these trailblazers, learning about their inventions and discoveries that have shaped modern technology, medicine, and the world, ultimately inspiring future generations to pursue careers in STEM. [Generated by language model - please report any problems].
There are 36 pages in this book. This book was published in 2007 by BIS Publications .
Michael Williams is an agricultural journalist and author whose expert writing on tractors is recognised worldwide.