Mahogany Knowledge Tree – the philosophical principle that one’s existence is demonstrated by the fact that of what one thinks; the intellectual processes of the self or ego – Latin

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Flavor Flav proved once again that he’s all about action

www.instagram.com/IMAGESYOUWONTSEEONTV/ Flavor Flav proved once again that he’s all about action, not just words. When U.S. discus thrower Veronica Fraley revealed she couldn’t pay her rent just before competing at the Olympics, the 65-year-old Public Enemy legend immediately stepped in to cover it—and later paid her rent for the entire year. His generosity inspired others Read More…

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Robotics – Oluwami “Wami” Dosunmu-Ogunbi University of Michigan first black PH.D. In history

Oluwami “Wami” Dosunmu-Ogunbi just made University of Michigan history as the first Black woman to earn a PhD in Robotics. The daughter of Nigerian immigrants, Wami overcame early academic setbacks and went on to develop groundbreaking research under the mentorship of professors Chad Jenkins and Jessy Grizzle. Now, as she takes the stage to speak Read More…

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At 16, Hana Taylor Schlitz is set to make history as the youngest graduate

At just 16, Hana Taylor Schlitz is set to make history as the youngest graduate ever from Texas Woman’s University—breaking the record once held by her sister. Born in Ethiopia and adopted after surviving tuberculosis, Hana now dedicates her life to studying the link between society, health, and disease. She begins her PhD in Sociology Read More…

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Frederick Jones’ mobile refrigeration unit invention

The History Page   That fresh produce in your fridge? It’s there because of Frederick Jones’ mobile refrigeration unit, invented in 1938. Before that, transporting perishable food across the country was nearly impossible. Born in 1893, Jones left school in 8th grade but went on to earn an engineering license by age 20. His natural talent Read More…