The Little-Known Story Of Mary Kenner, The First Black American Woman To Earn Five Patents
The visibility that overlooked inventors achieve through recovery efforts can be temporary.
A book gets published and then goes out of print.
A documentary gets made and then becomes hard to find.
A school changes its curriculum when its leadership changes.
The sustained visibility that famous inventors enjoy — through textbooks that are reprinted decade after decade, through museums that remain open, through cultural references that recur in conversation and media — is not easily achieved for overlooked inventors even after recovery efforts have made them temporarily more visible.
These limitations do not make the recovery effort less important.
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