The Little-Known Story Of Mary Kenner, The First Black American Woman To Earn Five Patents
Five specific, practical solutions to five specific, practical problems.
Each one reflecting the same approach: observe carefully, identify the real problem, design the specific solution, file for the protection that is every inventor’s right.
Mary Beatrice Davidson Kenner.
Born Monroe, North Carolina, 1912.
Died Washington, D.C., 2006.
Inventor.
Patent holder.
Pioneer.
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