George Washington Carverappears in Carver A Life in Poems
This former slave was an inventor and famous scientist.
Susan (Sue) Carverappears in Prayer of the Ivory-Handled Knife
This person called her adopted son the little plant-doctor and never worried about his race.
Jim Washington Carverappears in The Last Rose of Summer
This brother of a black scientist died of smallpox.
Black Colleagueappears in My People and Odalisque
These people were at the Tuskegee Institute and were angry because someone got preferential treatment.
Sarah Huntappears in The Sweet-Hearts
Before this person committed suicide, she had fond memories of a famous black scientist courting her.
George R. Bridgeforthappears in The New Rooster
This person at Tuskagee and his famous colleague fought over their poultry duties, and this person eventually won an award that his colleague deserved.
Booker T. Washingtonappears in Veil-Raisers and How a Dream Dies
This person was the...
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