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Viper1
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malcolm xx said this in post #1 :
 contributers to development of america. were they in your history books?
Benjamin Bannecker - built the 1st clock and laid the design for Wasington DC
Actually, constructed a working wooden clock that kept accurate time and struck the hours for over 50 years, and was a technical assistant in the calculating and first-ever surveying of the Federal District, which is now Washington, D.C.
Norbert Rillieux- design the sugar refining industry
Actually, invented a sugar processing evaporator and an improved sugar refining process that safely saved time and money in the making of sugar from sugar beets or sugar cane.
Lewis Temple- invented the harpoon
Actually, was a blacksmith who designed the toggle iron harpoon in 1848 and was the standard harpoon in American whaling from the mid-19th through the early 20th centuries. The toggle iron harpoon was also called "Temple's Toggle" and "Temple's Iron".
Jan Matzeliger- invented machine for mass production of shoes
Actually, developed a shoe lasting machine that would attach the sole to the shoe in one minute, which made the mass production of affordable shoes possible.
Elijah McCoy- developed self-lubricating systems for cars and ships
Actually, was issued more than 57 patents for his inventions during his lifetime. His best known invention was a cup that fed lubricating oil to machine bearings through a small bore tube. Machinists and engineers who wanted genuine McCoy lubricators might have used the expression "the real McCoy."
Granville T. Woods- invented railway telegraphy, overhead conductory system for electrical system for electrical railways and the 3rd rail for subway systems
Actually, known as the "Black Edison, both great inventors of their time. Granville T. Woods invented more than a dozen devices to improve electric railway cars and many more for controlling the flow of electricity. His most noted invention was a system for letting the engineer of a train know how close his train was to others. This device helped cut down accidents and collisions between trains.
Lewis Latimore- develop process that made electric lamp run better than Edison
Actually, invented the water closet for railroad cars, an electric lamp with an inexpensive carbon filament and a threaded wooden socket for light bulbs.
Dr. Ernest E. Just was 1st to discover that cell's nucleus was not the only determinant of heredity ..... etc
Actually, research made advancements in the following areas: egg fertilization, experimental parthenogenesis
hydration, cell division, dehydration in living cells, the effects of ultraviolet rays in increasing chromosome numbers in animals, the effects of ultraviolet rays in altering the organization of the egg with reference to polarity. |
For more information on famous black inventors, click on the following link:
http://inventors.about.com/library/blblackinventors.htm
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11-13-2006 01:48 AM
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Lawless
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malcolm xx said this in post #28 :
4 Black Jesus Movie - If somthing is not accepted, that means it is banned. No one makes a movie to be shown only in limted amount of theatres of one race. Jaws wasn't made for jewish communities. Passion of Christ wasn't limited to white neighborhoods.
My posts are not the promblem, its your inability to admit when you are wrong or accept being wrong. |
If something isn't accepted, 100%, then it's banned? Malcolm, my life style isn't accepted by many people, and I'm FAR FROM BANNED!!!!
To be banned, it is to be, in a sense, an outlaw. The movie that you CLAIMED is banned, just isn't playing everywhere. They already said that they wanted to show it where they knew it would receive the best "results" and make money. That isn't banned.
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