Isaac Blaxton, an African American inventor, patented the first fire escape in 1878. His invention consisted of a collapsible metal ladder that could be stored in a small box when not in use. Blaxton's fire escape was a significant advancement in fire safety, as it provided a safe and efficient way for people to escape from burning buildings. Blaxton's invention was particularly important for African Americans, who were often subjected to discrimination and segregation in housing and public spaces. Read More...
Future recently chopped it up with Good*Fella Media, speaking on his working relationship with Drake and T.I. as well as his contribution to YC’s “Racks on Racks.” But after they speculated that the Atlanta, Georgia native had more of a hand in the hit than just his feature, Future hinted that he lent his pen to the entire song.
“When you listen to it, what does it sound like? That’s what it is,” he said. Read More...
Moyo Lawal, a well-known Nigerian actress, was born in Badagry, Lagos State, on January 1, 1988. Currently, she is 35 years old.
As an actress, performer, and entrepreneur, she has left an indelible mark on the entertainment industry.
She concluded her primary, secondary, and post-secondary education in Lagos, Nigeria, where she also earned her Bachelor of Science in Creative Arts from the University of Lagos.
Her entire academic career occurred in Lagos, Nigeria. Read More...
