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This Week In Black History April 23-29, 2025

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APRIL 23 1856—One of the greatest inven­tors in American history, Granville T. Woods, is born in Columbus, Ohio. During his life he received 65 patents for electrical, mechan­ical and communications devic­es. Among his inventions was an advanced telephone transmitter. The transmitter was so advanced that the Alexander Graham Bell Company purchased the rights to it … Continued

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