Who were the black man and woman to recieve patents?
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Thomas L. Jennings and Sarah E. Goode
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In the 1950s, Richard J. Reynolds, Jr. began offering blacks who owned land on the barrier island of Sapelo in Georgia the "opportunity" to swap the prime land for less desirable land of a smaller size.  At least a dozen black families made the swap, despite coming up on the short end of the deal.\n\nSome of the families are recorded as having recieved other compensation such as lumber for building a new home but there are reports that the extra compensations did not come through.  There were also some veiled threats made as to the black landowners continuing employment for Mr. Reynolds who was the primary employer in the area.  Mr. Reynolds also owned most of the other infrastructure on the island and was a close friend of the county sherriff.\n\nAt least one of the black landowners claims that land that is under control of the Sapelo Foundation, a philanthropic organization set up by Richard J. Reynolds Jr., is still his.  County records show no evidence of a sale by the Walker family and Ernest Walker is still paying property tax on the land.
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Probably female.  Hilary Clinton.  Nothing against blacks, just not aware of any that are planning on running next time.
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1.Inventors:  McEvoy; Paul (San Marcos, CA)  \n\n2. Inventors:  Beard; Daniel John (Southampton, Hampshire, GB)  \n\n3. More results.
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The first Official Patent:\nJohn Ruggles of Thompsonvill, Maine\nU.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO)\nPatent Nbr 1, granted July 13, 1826\nLocomotive Steam Engine.\n\nGo to http://patft.uspto.gov/netahtml/srchnum.htm and enter patent nbr '1'.  You'll have to have Quicktime loaded to view the original image of this patent.
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Doing a google or wikipedia search on the topic is a good place to start.  Consider some of the famous advocates, what they did to prove women deserved equal rights, like susan anthony going to jail.  Also see if you can find Sojourner Truth's speech "ain't I a woman?"
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GEORGE POAGE\nGeorge Coleman Poage was  the first Black Olympic medal winner. He won a bronze medal in the third Olympic games in St. Louis, Missouri. \n\nDEBI THOMAS\nShe was the first African American to win the national and the world championships as well as the first African American to win a medal in the Winter Olympic Games (it wasn't a gold medal).\n\nVONETTA FLOWERS\nVonetta Flowers became the first African-American GOLD medallist in the history of the Winter Olympic Games. \nShe and partner Jull Brakken won the inaugural women's two-person bobsled event.
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You can either do this by having a patent lawyer check it out for you , or you can do it yourself with the Fed. govt.\n\nDamn! Someone beat me to it!!   ;-)
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Black  that is her married name.
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that's a good question, I believe it to be black people... it all start out in Africa then they start move northeast to asain, then went both to america and europe.
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1855\nhttp://www.blackinventor.com/pages/josephdickinson.html
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the first African-American woman to earn a Ph.D. in chemical engineering
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Barnes is a chemist at Dow Chemical, and as a member of a team of five--which includes two African Americans--was assigned a U.S. patent for an application in infra-red thermography. The invention includes a process and apparatus for determining the temperature of a sample without contacting the sample itself.
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Not certain about the question, but the United States Patent Office is the best place to get clear and correct information about patents.  Go to uspto.com
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Call a patent attorney. Seriously.
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Nikolai Tesla first had the patents. The carrier wave, amplification, tuning. He didn't finish his working model so Marconi gets credit.\nPoke around the Internet for both.\nNikolai Tesla and Marconi