Colored Girls Inventors

Colored Girls Inventors - This book celebrates the groundbreaking contributions of girl inventors worldwide—especially girls of color—who have shaped history, often in the shadows. It is a rallying call to recognize the power of diverse voices in invention and to inspire the next generation of creators, thinkers, and leaders. Inspired by the Colored Girls Inventors Internship Program, this book empowers girls to trust their creative instincts, think boldly, and innovate fearlessly.

Within its pages, you'll discover: Stories of trailblazing inventors like Lyda Newman, who revolutionized hair care, and Tabitha Babbitt, who conceptualized the circular saw. Practical steps to unlock your creative potential and transform your ideas into meaningful innovations. A roadmap for empowering young inventors and fostering diversity in TV Production, Real-estate Aquisition, Educational Financial Literacy, Art, Travel Industry (TREAT).

Colored Girls Inventors is more than a book—it's a movement. Whether you're a young dreamer envisioning your first invention, a parent nurturing a budding innovator, or an educator inspiring change maker, this book is your guide to imagining and creating a world where girls are not just participants but leaders in innovation.

Girls have always been inventors. Now it's time to ensure they have the tools, recognition, and opportunities to thrive. Together, let's build a future where all girl's ideas have the power to change lives.