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Dr. Daniel Hale Williams was born in 1856. He was the first ever surgeon to perform open heart surgery which was thought of as impossible at the time.  Daniel was one of 3 African Americans to graduate with an M.D. degree in 1883 at the Chicago School of Medical.  In 1889, he was appointed to the Illinois State Board of Health which helped establish safer medical rules for hospitals. in 1891, he founded the Provident Hospital and Nursing Training School which would help train new African American doctors and nurses to perform many successful treatments.
In 1896, a new hospital was opened that was completely run by volunteers. He retired in 1926, then passed away in 1931.

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Montague was born on January 21, 1935, in Arkansas. she was awarded a degree in business and moved to the navy to become a typist.  She strived to be an engineer and got a promotion to computer systems analyst. With hard work, she was able to build a computer to generate ship blueprints, something that had never been done before.

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Lonnie George Johnson was born in Mobile, Alabama 1949.  1969, Johnson received a bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering 1973 at Tuskegee University. Then he went on to receive a master's degree in nuclear engineering. He joined the air force and was assigned to the Strategic Air Command. Then he briefly worked for NASA before returning back to the Military. He then quit and started to design a toy that would go down in history. His "Super Soaker" made millions and would give his name a spot in the history books.

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Mae Carol Jettison was born in Decatur Alabama, on October 1956. She achieved her bachelor of science in chemical engineering from Stanford University at the age of 1976. She then went on to earn her doctorate in medicine from Cornell University in 1981. She got in at NASA and was one of the few selected to start training to become the first female African American astronaut. On September 12, 1992, she did. Then she went on to found her own company which is focused on helping establish programs teaching technology and science around the world.

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Jewel was born in 1924. She started courses at the University of Michigan in 1941 but transferred schools one year later and ended up at Talladega College. She finished with a B.A. in 1944. Then started to study at NYU and received a fellowship to continue her research. She achieved her doctorate in 1950 and then founded her own laboratory at the University of Illinois Medical School. She then went on a streak of success and discovery until on January 1, 2017, when she passed away.

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Herman Branson was born in Pocahontas, Virginia, in 1914. He graduated from Virginia state college with a B.S. in 1963. He then went on and received his Ph.D. and took a job as a professor. He ran many programs that were aimed at and centered around physics. Soon, he became a director that ran the Office of Naval Research and Atomic Energy Commission Projects in Physics at Howard University. With his time he made many discoveries like the alpha helix. Dr. Herman Branson died on June 7, 1995.

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Mark Dean is an American engineer that served as the vice president of IBM and was accepted into the National Academy of Engineering. He contributed to the construction of the world's first Gigachip, which was the technological masterpiece of its time. He also made it into the national inventor hall of fame.