Episode 4: 

📢 Benjamin Banneker: The Mathematician, Astronomer & Inventor Who Defied the Odds

Born in 1731, Benjamin Banneker was a self-taught mathematician, astronomer, and inventor who played a key role in designing Washington, D.C. and published one of America’s first almanacs. He also challenged Thomas Jefferson on slavery, proving that Black intelligence and innovation could not be denied.

In this episode of Black History for Us All, we explore: ✔️ How Banneker taught himself math, science, and engineering ✔️ His role in mapping Washington, D.C. ✔️ His famous letter to Thomas Jefferson challenging slavery

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