The Untold Contributions of FBA's to American Culture and Innovation

The Untold Contributions of FBA's to American Culture and Innovation

In this video, the host explores the untold contributions of foundational black Americans to American culture and innovation. From creating iconic music genres to inventing groundbreaking products and technologies, black Americans have played a crucial role in shaping society. The host discusses how black Americans have been instrumental in the creation of hip hop, country, jazz, blues, and R&B music, as well as inventing items like potato chips, the super soaker, and the first blueprint for an air ship. They also highlight the role black Americans played in passing civil rights bills, building America's infrastructure, and shaping city skylines. Despite facing oppression and discrimination, black Americans have persevered through challenges like the Red Summer of 1919, the bombing of Tulsa, Oklahoma, and the theft of their land and freedoms. The host points out that even during slavery, black inventors often had their credit stolen by slave masters. Examples such as Lewis Latimer's invention of the carbon filament, a crucial component in the creation of the light bulb, and the development of the smoke hood, the precursor to the modern gas mask, showcase the immense impact black Americans have had on modernizing society. The video ends with a call to appreciate and recognize the incredible contributions of foundational black Americans. Viewers are encouraged to like, share, and subscribe for more content celebrating the achievements of black Americans.

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