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120 things you probably didn’t know were created by Black inventors It’s difficult to imagine a world without the many inventions by Black People This Black History Month, we’ve highlighted over 100 inventions that the world would not have if it weren’t for Black inventors Here’s the big list: In 1885, Sarah Goode became the first Black woman to receive a US patent
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