Many Black inventors struggled through hardship, poverty, and, in some circumstances, slavery. Still, they prevailed and proved their genius to the world.
The following are but a few of the many inventive and talented members of the Black community who have greatly contributed to progress in the United States.
If you are interested in learning more about Black Inventors / innovators, click on the link below. https://interestingengineering.com/innovation/the-a-z-list-of-black-inventors
MRS. T’S CORNER 
Some of our unspoken hero’s our kids and grandkids will never read about in the public school system.
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Black history was not allowed in Montgomery, Alabama schools. However, since many of the civil rights marches and meetings took place in Montgomery, I heard stories from family members. In a recent conversation with Felton, I got the idea to share it via my blog. Many people in other countries were unaware of our ancestors hardships. I hope you get a chance to read previous posts on Black history. I had no idea about some of this history until I started researching.
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