@diversity2739
good stuff! thanks
@philthai99
Thanks for the excellennt info.
@A_to_Zappa
In my 45 year career in HR I hired and worked with many brilliant Black Team Members.
@Docdrama
You have made my heart jump . I am a black 70 year old English woman, thank you for this information. This should be taught in school worldwide we all want our children to be proud of what our race has achieved
@stefonjackson2154
Excellent! Jet Magazine every week will post "Yesteryear In Black History" and talk about black investors and their invention. Jet Magazine gave us knowledge of Black investors in the 1970's. Excellent video!
@idristetteh7969
"When the Blackman is given a chance, he can also prove that he's somebody......"The Blackman is capable of managing his own affairs".... Osagyefo Dr Kwame Nkrumah " We refused to be, what you wanted us to be; we're what we are, that's the way, it's going to be"......."You can't educate us, on unequal opportunities".... Bob Marley " Good stuffs come from Blacks, too"...... Thomas Mensah " Our deepest fear isn't that we're inadequate; our deepest fear is that we're powerful beyond measure".....Nas
@mikhailraayas7577
I was never thought about this in school... RACIST AMERICA 😢
@ShanBarasa
Wooow very educative❤
@bobdowlen3028
Especially DeSantis’s library needs this! Stay WOKE and self educate!
@Twsuf1
You didnt metion AIDS & RAPE
@member93
cant wait to see this debunked
@totallynothaku5512
Good to know. Knew few of these inventions, but I impressed of these many. Thanks for your presentation.
@esthersowah5567
❤❤❤❤❤❤ thanks a lot
@Mr.unknown-n132
The first traffic light was invented by J.P. Knight, a British railway engineer, in 1868. It was a manually operated gas-lit signal installed near the Houses of Parliament in London. Unfortunately, it exploded shortly after installation, injuring the policeman operating it. The first electric traffic light was invented by James Hoge and installed in Cleveland, Ohio, in 1914. It used red and green lights and was manually controlled by a police officer. So, in short: 1868: J.P. Knight (gas-powered, UK) 1914: James Hoge (electric, USA) Want the evolution after that too?
@VesperJester
When you mentioned George Washington Carver you should’ve mentioned how he created biochemistry or chemurgy. He’s the father of that.
@jacquelineroberts9271
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ There should be pictures of each of those inventers along with there inventons,so the pubic to learn all of, so will no more lies about this history 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
@Camillethomas6145
Thank you for sharing this information with me🙏🏾😇❤️🦋🌈
@jjsparksshow4772
Brilliant video thanks ❤❤❤❤❤❤
@prism5161
I am going to share this on all my sites thank you very much. 😊
@BlackJournals