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So many things here, but ! Dr. Amos Wilson told the truth about genius in the Black child.

https://www.smithsonianmag.com/innovation/high-schooler-invented-color-changing-sutures-detect-infection-180977345/?fbclid=IwAR1KyvJuefr_T38iM73oBl9Sf2c9IG3rLTxKxy-v0FohUVGsnQv9mGttb3Q

This High Schooler Invented Color-Changing Sutures to Detect Infection After winning a state science fair and becoming a finalist in a national competition, Dasia Taylor now has her sights set on a patent

Dr. Amos Wilson told us about the genius of African children. This young woman is another example.
Science for the People!

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Meet The 26-Year-Old Who Became A Rocket Scientist After She Was Enrolled In An Honors Math Class By Mistake She’s one of the dopest engineers NASA’s seen thus far! Dajae Williams is an accidental engineer. Her freshman year at Kirkwood High School in Missouri a teacher enrolled her in honors geometry by mistake, and that changed her life. Now, the 26-year-old is working at NASA as a rocket scientist a...

Dr. Carruthers demonstrated his affinity for science at an early age. Encourage support and nurture the same in the children in your life.
Science foe the people!

George R. Carruthers, scientist who designed telescope that went to the moon, dies at 81 The 1972 Apollo 16 lunar mission included his telescope, which observed the earth’s atmosphere and materials in space.

Skilled and compassionate couple sharing science with the people. We salute you both.

The Doctor-Botanist Couple Healing a Community in the Rural South | Civil Eats In Alabama’s Black Belt, where COVID rates are high and hospitals are understaffed, Dr. Marlo Paul and her plant biologist husband, Anthony, are making house calls and providing free herbal remedies from their own farm.