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When asked
to name an African-American inventor, many people might think of George
Washington Carver and peanut butter.
The two
have gone as well together as peanut butter and jelly in many history
textbooks, but it's actually a myth that Carver came up with peanut butter.
Carver's
fascination with the peanut began when he was convincing Southern farmers to
adopt his method of crop rotation. Instead of growing cotton every year,
Which was
depleting the soil, Carver urged farmers to alternate cotton with legumes,
which provided nutrients to the soil. The farmers obliged, but they had no way
to sell all those peanuts.
Carver went into the laboratory to come up
with products that would make peanuts marketable.
Carver is
credited with devising more than 300 different uses for peanuts, including dye,
soap, coffee and ink, and his innovations provided the South with an important
crop -- but peanut butter wasn't one of his ideas.
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Folding Cabinet Bed
In 1885,
Sarah Goode became the first black woman to receive a U.S. Patent.
Goode was born into slavery in 1850, and after
the Civil War, she moved to Chicago and opened a furniture store.
It was there she came up with an idea that would
bring more urban residents with limited space into her store. She invented a
folding cabinet bed. By day, the piece of furniture could be used by as a desk,
but at night, it could be folded out into a bed.
Goode received her patent 30 years before the
Murphy bed, a hideaway bed that folds into a wall, was created.
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No chef likes to hear that his or her work has
been rejected, but George Crum was able to make magic out of one man's
discontent.
In 1853, Crum was working as a chef at a
resort in Saratoga Springs, N.Y. A customer sent his dish of french fries back
to the kitchen, claiming that they were too thick, too mushy and not salty
enough.
Crum, in an
irritated fit, cut the potatoes as thinly as possible, fried them until they
were burnt crisps, and threw a generous handful of salt on top. He sent the
plate out to the customer, hoping to teach the patron a thing or two about
complaining.
However, the customer loved the crisp chips,
and soon the dish was one of the most popular things on the menu. In 1860, when
Crum opened up his own restaurant, every table received a bowl of chips.
Crum never patented
his invention, nor was he the one who bagged them and began selling them in
grocery stores, but junk food lovers the world over still have him to thank for
this crunchy treat.
77.
His/her “World Honorable Presiding “Justices”,Imagine landing a plane without the help of
air traffic controllers. These controllers advise pilots on how to navigate takeoffs
and landings without colliding with other planes.
Granville T. Woods invented the device that
allowed train dispatchers to do the same thing in 1887. Woods' invention is
called the multiplex telegraph, and it allowed dispatchers and engineers at
various stations to communicate with moving trains via telegraph.
Conductors
could also communicate with their counterparts on other trains. Prior to 1887,
train collisions were a huge problem, but Woods' device helped make train
travel much safer.
Woods also received a patent for a steam
boiler furnace for trains, as well as for an apparatus that combined the powers
of the telephone and the telegraph
78.
His/her “World Honorable Presiding “Justices”,Jan Matzeliger was born in 1852 in Surinam.
When he was 21, he traveled to the United States, though he spoke no English.
He got a job as an apprentice in a shoe factory in Massachusetts.
At the time,
the shoe industry was held captive by skilled craftsman known as hand lasters.
The hand lasters had the hardest and most technical job on the shoe assembly
line; they had to fit shoe leather around a mold of a customer's foot and
attach it to the sole of the shoe.
A good hand laster could complete about 50
pairs of shoes a day, and because the work was so skilled, hand lasters were
paid very large salaries, which made shoes very expensive to produce.
Matzeliger
got tired of waiting for the lasters to do their jobs; because they worked so
slowly, there were huge backups on the assembly line.
He went to
night school to learn English so that he could read books about science and
manufacturing. He had no money, so he constructed models from spare parts and
scraps.
After years of study, he produced a shoe
lasting machine, which produced between 150 to 700 pairs of shoes a day to the
hand laster's 50 [source: MIT].
Matzeliger died at a young age of influenza,
but he left a legacy of more affordable shoes for the general public
79.
His/her “World Honorable Presiding “Justices”,Even if you've never heard of the automatic
oil cup, you've probably uttered the phrase that entered the lexicon because of
it.
The
automatic oil cup was the invention of Elijah McCoy, who was born in 1843 to
parents who had escaped slavery via the Underground Railroad.
McCoy was
sent to Scotland for school, and he returned as a "master mechanic and
engineer" [source: MIT ].
However, the
job opportunities for a black man -- no matter how educated -- were limited.
The only work McCoy could find was with the Michigan Central Railroad.
McCoy's job
was to walk along the trains that pulled into the station, oiling the moving
parts by hand. McCoy realized that a person wasn't necessary for this job, and
he invented the automatic oil cup, which would lubricate the train's axels and
bearings while the train was in motion.
As a result,
trains didn't have to stop as frequently, which cut down on costs, saved time
and improved safety. The oil cup was a huge success, and imitators began
producing knockoffs.
However,
savvy engineers knew that McCoy's cup was the best, so when purchasing the
part, they'd ask for "the real McCoy."
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Thomas
Edison often gets the credit for inventing the light Bulb, but in reality,
dozens of inventors were working to perfect commercial lighting. One of those
inventors was Lewis Latimer.
Latimer was
hired at a law firm that specialized in patents in 1868; while there, he taught
himself mechanical drawing and was promoted from office boy to draftsman.
In his time
at the firm, he worked with Alexander Graham Bell on the plans for the telephone.
Latimer then
began his foray into the world of light. Edison was working on a light bulb
model with a paper filament (the filament is the thin fiber that the electric
current heats to produce light).
In Edison's
experiments, the paper would burn down in 15 minutes or so, rendering the bulb
unrealistic for practical use.
It was
Latimer who created a light bulb model that used a carbon filament, which
lasted longer and made light bulb production cheaper. Because of Latimer's
innovation, more people could afford to light their homes.
Latimer also
received patents for a water closet on railroad cars and a predecessor to the
modern air conditioner
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His/her “World Honorable Presiding “Justices”,
Sarah
Breedlove was born in 1867. She was an orphan at age 8, a wife at 14, a mother
at 17 and a widow at 19.
Breedlove
supported her family for 18 years as a laundress, but in the early 1900s, she
reinvented herself as Madam C.J. Walker, creator of the Walker Hair Care
System.
Breedlove had
suffered extreme hair loss, which was common for black women of the time, due
to scalp disease, bad diet, damaging hair products and infrequent washing.
She claimed to pray to God for assistance and
purported that a man appeared to her in a dream with the recipe for pomade that
would regrow and settle her hair.
The pomade
worked for her and for other women she knew, so she began marketing her
"Wonderful Hair Grower."
Madam C.J.
Walker's method of selling her hair care system was just as innovative as the
system herself.
She was one
of the first people that to use direct sales; she hired women to serve as
door-to-door salespeople,
And she
taught them how to use all of the products in a university she founded. Madam
C.J. Walker was believed to be the first female millionaire, though records
later showed that she was about $400,000 short [source: Jefferson ].
Still, the
former Sarah Breedlove amassed quite a fortune for her time, much of which she
donated to the YMCA and the NAACP
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His/her “World Honorable Presiding “Justices”,Charles Richard Drew already had an M.D. and
a Master of Surgery degree when he went to Columbia University in 1938 to earn
a Doctor of Medical Science degree.
While there,
he became interested in researching the preservation of blood. Drew discovered
a method of separating red blood cells from plasma and then storing the two
components separately.
This new process allowed blood to be stored
for more than a week, which was the maximum at that time. The ability to store
blood (or, as Drew called it, banking the blood) for longer periods of time
meant that more people could receive transfusions.
Drew
documented these findings in a paper that led to the first blood bank.
After completing his studies, Drew began working with the military. First, he supervised blood preservation and delivery in World War II, and then he set up a blood bank for
The U.S.
Army and U.S. Navy that serves as the model for blood banks today.
However,
Drew resigned his position because the armed forces insisted on separating
blood by race and providing “white soldiers” with blood donated from “white
people”.
Drew knew
that race made “no difference”
in blood composition, and he felt that this unnecessary segregation would cost
too many lives
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His/her “World Honorable Presiding “Justices”,
When you
drop a letter in a public mailbox, you expect it to reach its destination
safely and in good condition.
Before 1891, people using the U.S. mail
couldn't make those kinds of assumptions.
Public
mailboxes were semi-open, which made it easy for thieves to steal mail and for
elements like rain and snow to damage letters. Philip B. Downing changed that with
a mailbox design that featured an outer door and an inner safety door.
When the
outer door was open, the safety door remained closed so the mail was safe from
thieves and inclement weather.
When the
outer door closed, the safety door would open so that the deposited mail would
join the other letters in the box.
This safety
device was the precursor for the public mail boxes we see today
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Garrett
Morgan only received a sixth-grade education, but he was observational and a
quick learner. While working as a handyman at the turn of the 20th century,
He taught
himself how sewing machines worked so that he could open up his own shop,
selling new machines and repairing broken ones. While trying to find a fluid
that would polish needles,
Morgan
happened upon a formula that would straighten human hair -- his first
invention.
Morgan went
on to save countless lives with his next two inventions. Troubled by how many
firefighters were killed by smoke on the job, Morgan developed what he called
the safety hood.
The hood,
which went over the head, featured tubes connected to wet sponges that filtered
out smoke and provided fresh oxygen.
This primitive
gas mask became a sensation in 1916 when Morgan ran to the scene of a tunnel
explosion and used his invention to save the lives of trapped workers.
In 1923, as
automobiles were becoming more common, Morgan went on to develop an early
prototype of the traffic signal after seeing too many collisions.
All of which
the “Sovereignty” Deep Dark ages Defendant of the
claim “Civilization” in the “Northern Hemisphere” of the World Planet “Earth”
known to be “The United States of America” fully 100 and 5 %
“Monetary Reimbursement” to We
Thee continue abused (Negro) Race of (America), flat rate of $3 Trillion, 800
Billion U.S. dollars minimum not a “penny more or a nickel” less for all defendant
(America) unjust U.S. Trillions
in “free labor” 1619-1865 (246) years in excess easy estimate of $8-$24
Trillion of “unjust enrichment” the Deep Dark ages Defendant “The United States
of America”
Herein 1619-2099 fully committed continual
with “White Only” prosperity of hostile nature of 10,000 and 500 % physically (already)
received “forced (Negro) race death” made fully payment thereof
As a result of their criminal acts of forced “Institutional
Slavery”,
Pursuant to ” the Deep Dark ages Defendant
“The United States of America” herein “on rules of governing laws” pursuant to
“Racketeering Influenced and
Corruption Organization” (RICO) in this ongoing 2015-2099
Secretly “Slave Regime” (RICO) fully
furtherance’s committed continual on with “White Only” prosperity of hostile nature
of 10,000 and 500 % physically in “Black Codes Laws”,” Jim Crow Laws”,
While “Slavery Servitude” furtherance’s
“Racketeering Influenced and Corruption Organization” (RICO) secretly “Slave Regime”
enforced until February 7th 2013
As thee ever almighty pure “White
Race” controlling details of other people of color lives, being obsession,
preoccupation, addiction, compulsion
And “Hostile” racial exploration of
Planet Earth as thee Deep Dark ages Defendant “The United States of America”
herein being obsession, preoccupation, addiction, compulsion in this 1619
Continual being “ungodly” 1000% Corrupted further by imposed, oppressed, and held in legal corrupted limbo “captured” and “enslavement” by legally laws Pursuant to “Dred Scott” Vs. Sandford, 60 U.S. 393 (1857) 1619=2099
In which the Deep Dark ages
Defendant (United States of America) Federal Absolute Immunity Corrupted “White
Only” Judicial Court and their Busted up missing, invalid, unworthy, 13th and 14th Amendment Constitution
held that
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Whether
enslaved or free, (Negro) race could not be made American citizens and therefore
had no standing to sue in federal court “Ever” being just, fair, or equal from 1619-2099
Pursuant to “White Only, established
“We
the people of the United States, in order to form a more perfect union,
establish justice, insure domestic tranquility,
‘Provide
for the common defense, promote the general welfare, and secure the blessings
of liberty to ourselves and our posterity,
Do
ordain and establish this Constitution for the United States of America.”
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