Black Women Scientists & Inventors Book 4 , Volume 1

by M. Williams & Djehutiu- Ankh-Kheru

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ISBN: 9781903289983

Genre: Non Fiction

Publication Date: Dec. 20, 2007

Price: £11.99

Stock: 20 available

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Celebrating the Genius and Legacy of Black Women in Science and Innovation. Authors Djehutiu-Ankh-Kheru and Michael Williams unite to bring this powerful and long-awaited volume to life — a vibrant celebration of the brilliance, courage, and creativity of Black women scientists and inventors throughout history. Designed for readers aged 7 to 16, this educational textbook explores the lives and achievements of remarkable women from the UK, America, the Caribbean, and Africa who helped shape our world through science, invention, and discovery. Packed with engaging biographies, study questions, a timeline of pioneers, a glossary, and a bibliography for further reading, this book strengthens young learners’ skills in reading, comprehension, maths, science, and history. Inspire young readers — especially girls — to dream big, think boldly, and become the innovators of tomorrow.

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Palesa M.

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A necessary perspective on black women in science & innovation

Black women are rarely centred in narratives of scientific discovery and innovation. This volume actively dismantles that erasure by highlighting the brilliance, perseverance, and ingenuity of specific Black women who have shaped our world. The edition provides relatable and tangible role models, who I hope will continue to inspire women in general, but young black women in particular.