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Post: He helped invent the telephone. He made the lightbulb actually work. The history tried to delete him, because back then the world couldn't believe genius lived in a black man. Meet Lewis Latimer, born in eighteen, forty eight, to parents who escaped slavery. No fancy school, no easy path, just raw brilliance and a pencil. He taught himself technical drawing by watching, practising in GR finding. And it paid off When Alexander Graham Bell needed patent drawings for the telephone fast, he called Lewis to create the patent drugs that sketch beep bells rival to the patent by hours. Without him, Bell wouldn't have invented the telephone. Then Lewis levelled up the lightbulb. Edison made it glow, but Lewis made it last longer. His carbon filament is what bra that light into real homes. Without him, maybe we would still be in the dark. He joined Edison's team, won't the first book on electric lighting. He even invented a cleaner toilet for trains and built an early machine to cool and purify air way before AC existed. But when the credit roads, his name wasn't there. Genius overlooked because he was black man in America. Lewis Latimer died in nineteen twenty eight. No parade, no statue, just silence, but not anymore. Sais name. Share a story. Let the world see the light he left behind. Share believe Inspire blacks be.

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Post: A black woman helped invent Three D technology, but history barely mentions her name. This is the story of Valerie Thomas in the nineteen seventies. Valerie Thomas was a scientist at NASA, where she worked on developing technology that changed the way we see the world. She was one of the few black women in the field at the time, breaking barriers in a space that wasn't built for her. Inspired by how light reflects, she invented the Illusion Transmitter, a device that creates realistic Three D images using concave mirrors. Her technology was so advanced that NASA still uses it today, and it even helped lay a the foundation for modern three D movies, TV, s, medical imaging and holograms. Her invention had a massive impact, yet most people have never heard of her. While companies profit from Three D technology, her name is rarely mentioned. Valerie Thomas'work shaped the future of visual teh technology, but history erased her impact. If you didn't know this, share this video Because this is history they tried to ignore. Share, believe, inspire blacks be.

Post:: A black woman helped invent Three D technology, but history barely mentions her name. This is the story of Valerie Thomas in the nineteen seventies. Valerie Thomas was a scientist at NASA, where she worked on developing technology that… #PokemonCenter #blackwoman #helpedinvent #inventThree

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