WATCH: Black People Made That! Intellectual Property and US Patents
WATCH: Black People Made That! Intellectual Property and US Patents
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October 18: John Chavis was born, 1763 First African American to graduate from a college or university in the United States,
October 15: Judge Clarence Thomas named the 106th associate justice of the U.S.
October 16: Nation of Islam’s Minister Louis Farrakhan gathered one million black men together in Washington DC
Black died Wednesday, his widow told the Chicago Sun-Times and WLS-TV.
When the coronavirus pandemic struck, some states allowed law graduates to postpone taking the two-day, 12-hour exam for public health reasons. Meanwhile, George Floyd’s murder in Minneapolis in May 2020, and subsequent racial unrest that summer, raised awareness of the bar exam’s role in keeping people of color out of the profession.
October 14: Martin Luther King Jr. received a Nobel Peace Prize, 1964
A flatbed tow truck from Harris Towing Group sat silently in front of Bennie Smith Funeral Home in Dover Thursday night, a solemn reminder that Delaware businessman and trailblazer Luke J. Harris Jr. had died at age 76 on Sept. 18.
Longtime residents of the Mobile community called “Africatown USA” recall the days when it was a beehive of activity, with Black descendants of the last slave ship to land in the United States tending gardens, running businesses and filling churches. Today, much of the place is a dilapidated landscape of empty lots and ramshackle, vacant homes.
A house connected to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. is now in the hands of a couple who plans to preserve it.
October 10: Grammy award winning singer, actress and dancer Mya Marie Harrison was born, 1979
October 9: Death of mathematician Benjamin Banneker (74), in Ellicott’s Mills, Maryland.