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Black Inventors, Crafting Over 200 Years of Success, cites inventors from six continents and over seventy countries

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English
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179

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Black Inventors, Crafting Over 200 Years of Success
2008, Global Black Inventor Research Projects, Inc.
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Table of Contents

Contents
Acknowledgements 4
Introduction 13
Henry E. Baker, the Father of Black Inventor Research 14
Early Innovators and Inventors 15
Role of Ancient African civilizations in the Development of Today’s Inventions and Technologies 16
Inventiveness and Creativity are Inherent in all Races 17
Definition of the word invention: 17
Africans develop their own Innovations and Inventions 19
Black Inventors’ Ancestral Links to Africa 21
World Leaders in Patents 22
Census Classification Systems Used to Identify Black people 24
What has changed from 1913 to the Present? 26
Black Inventors Educated and Trained Globally 30
The Increase in Black Populations Worldwide 31
Earliest Documented Black Inventors 32
Black Inventors From 1769 – 2007 34
List of Early Black Inventors throughout the World, Organized by State/Country 36
African, Caribbean and South American Countries 44
Pillars of American, Caribbean and South American Economies 52
Black Inventors Role in Economic Growth 52
Influence of Black Labor and Inventions on the World 54
Black Inventors inducted into National Inventors Hall of Fame 56
Black inventors - Pillars of Industry 57
Black Inventors at Historically Black Colleges and Universities 61
Black Inventors at Colleges and Universities in the United States 61
Cities in the United States with Black Inventors 63
United States Cities and the Number of Black inventors Researched 87
Native American Inventors 89
Black Women Innovators and Inventors 90
Prolific Black Women Innovators and Inventors 91
Prolific African Innovators and Inventors 98
African Countries with Black Inventors 100
African cities and the number of Black inventors researched 107
Prolific Black Inventors from Australia 109
Prolific Black Canadian Innovators and Inventors 111
Canadian cities and the number of Black inventors researched 114
Prolific Black Innovators and Inventors from the Caribbean and Central America 116
Caribbean and Central American cities and the number of Black inventor researched: 121
Prolific Black Innovators and Inventors in Europe 123
European cities and the number of Black inventors researched 127
Black inventors in the United Kingdom 130
United Kingdom Cities and the Number of Black Inventors Researched 132
Design Patents Awarded to Black Inventors 134
Trademarks of Black Innovators and Inventors 136
Black Innovators in Sports and their Trademarks 142
Black Innovators in the Video Game Industry 145
Where Does the Black Inventor Stand Today ? 153
Global Black Inventor Research Projects, Inc. 155
Bibliography and Works Cited 156
Index 159

Edition Notes

Published in
Brooklyn, United States

Contributors

Editor
Edwina DeGrant
Editor
Sandra Lewis
Editor
Roslyn Morrison
Graphic Design
Thomas Feaster

The Physical Object

Format
Paperback
Number of pages
179
Dimensions
8.4 x 5.4 x .5 inches
Weight
8.8 ounces

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL24326112M
ISBN 10
0979957303
ISBN 13
9780979957307
OCLC/WorldCat
234711874

Work Description

The author, Keith C. Holmes, has spent more than twenty years researching information on inventions by Black people from Australia, Barbados, Canada, France, Germany, Ghana, Haiti, Jamaica, Kenya, Nigeria, South Africa, Trinidad and Tobago, just to name a few. Without innovations, inventions, plans, financial resources, labor saving devices, materials and muscle, no civilization can exist and flourish.

        Black inventors, from the very beginning of their involvement in the invention and patenting process, have had an important and earth shattering impact on the world. This book highlights the work of early black inventors from almost all fifty states in the United States. It gives details about the first Black inventor who obtained a patent in both the Caribbean and the United States.

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