Ellen F. Eglin of Washington, D.C., was one of the ingenious early African American women inventors who made her living as a housekeeper.
An edition of African American women scientists and inventors
(2001)
Black Stars
African American Women Scientists and Inventors
by Otha Richard Sullivan, Otha Richard Sullivan, and James Haskins
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African American inventors, African American scientists, African American women, Biography, Biographies, Women scientists, Noires américaines, Inventeurs noirs américains, Scientifiques noirs américains, African Americans, Inventors, African american women, African american scientists, African american inventors, African americans, biographyShowing 4 featured editions. View all 4 editions?
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