Historians of Blacks in ASTEM

Dr. Kenneth Manning
Books
Black Apollo of Science: The Life of Ernest Everett Just

Garland Thompson
Books
Unheralded but Unbowed: Black Scientists & Engineers who Changed the World (Volume 1)

Ivan Van Sertima
Books
Blacks in Science: Ancient and Modern (Journal of African Civilizations ; Vol. 5, No. 1-2)

Dr. Scott Williams, Professor of Mathematics
State University of New York at Buffalo
mad_mail@yahoo.com
Websites

• Mathematicians of the African Diaspora
• Astronomers of the African Diaspora
• Physicists of the African Diaspora
• Computer Scientists of the African Diaspora

Toks Fifo

Toks Fifo is a freshman at MIT studying mechanical engineering. He is putting his writing and communication skills to use by working remotely with the Robert R. Taylor Network as a research intern, developing archive profiles and timelines on black history in …

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RRTN Showcases Black Contributions to Science and Technology in Dakar, Senegal

In December 2010, The Robert R. Taylor Network @ MIT showcased an interactive multimedia display it created at the Third Senegal World Arts festival in the West African country. The World Festival Exhibit on Black Contribution to Science and Technology …

October 23, 2011 read more

Engineering the Future: MIT Alum Karl Reid Stands Up for Minority Students in Science and Technology

By Tristen Graves, RRTN.org By supporting minority students entering the fields of science, technology, engineering and math (STEM), Karl Reid finds a purpose that spurs his passion as well as bridges his backgrounds in engineering and education. The Vice President …

October 20, 2011 read more

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