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Updated: Mar 1, 2024

Jan Ernst Matzeliger received a US Patent on this day in 1883 for his shoe lasting machine which revolutionized shoe-making forever.




 


Dr. Ralph Johnson Bunche, political science professor, diplomat, and international civil servant, became the first African American to receive a Nobel Peace Prize on this day in 1950.



 











Shelton Jackson “Spike” Lee, filmmaker, producer, screenwriter, and professor was born on this day in in 1957 in Atlanta, Georgia.








 





Martin Robison Delany was an abolitionist, a physician, a soldier, a writer, and a proponent of Black nationalist ideas. On this day in 1852, he made a case for Black people to return to Africa in his book, The Condition, Elevation, Emigration, and Destiny of the Colored People of the United States, Politically Considered.










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