Black Stories Matter: Groundbreaking Scientists

A celebration of the lives and achievements of inspirational black people through history who made a difference

Black Stories Matter: Groundbreaking Scientists explores the important contributions that black people have made to the field of science throughout history, as well as today. From astronomer and inventor Benjamin Banneker to agricultural science pioneer Dr Segenet Kelemu and father of the internet Philip Emeagwali, each has enriched our knowledge of the scientific world with their sheer talent and resilience.

Black Stories Matter is a powerful illustrated collection of stories of inspiring black personalities through history. Perfect for readers aged 9 and above.

Contents:
Main biographies
Benjamin Banneker
George Washington Carver
Bessie Coleman
Kenneth & Mamie Clark
Philip Emeagwali
Mae Jamison
Dr Segenet Kelemu
Maggie Aderin-Pocock
Mary Seacole
Daniel Hale Williams
Mini biographies
Marie Maynard Daly
Dr Alan Goffe
Ernest E Just
Wangari Maathai
Jesse Russell Sr
David Unaipon
Rachel Watkins
Gladys West

Vorwort
Biographies of famous and inspiring black people, from artists to inventors, who broke down barriers to change the world we live in.

Autorentext

J.P. Miller, illustrated by Chellie Carroll

Inhalt

• 1: Benjamin Banneker
• 2: George Washington Carver
• 3: Bessie Coleman
• 4: Kenneth & Mamie Clark
• 5: Philip Emeagwali
• 6: Mae Jamison
• 7: Dr. Segenet Kelemu
• 8: Maggie Aderin-Pocock
• 9: Mary Seacole
• 10: Daniel Hale Williams
• 11: Marie Maynard Daly
• 12: Dr Alan Goffe
• 13: Ernest E Just
• 14: Wangari Maathai
• 15: Jesse Russell Sr
• 16: David Unaipon
• 17: Rachel Watkins
• 18: Gladys West