Vivien Thomas: A Very Smart Man

For work James really just worked at home with his father in his early years. Working with his dad, James learned how to plant and be a carpenter and all the typical duties of working on a farm. James was not very good at working a farm. He was more of an educated man. When he had learned all his mother could really teach him and he finished his school at home he went to collage. James went to collage at the Collage of William and Mary and was a good student (totallyhistory.com). James was a bright young man and had a bright future ahead of him. James was the oldest of several children and he liked too race as a boy. He went to school with John Marshal and the two of them were close friends. John went on to become the Chief Justice of the United States Supreme Court (James Monroe/by: Mike Venezia/published in 2004 by

On Night 14, they visit the mother at the hospital again. But unfortunately, an announcement for Dr.Blue comes on the speakers and a nurse comes in to tell the family "it doesn't look good".

This was a pivotal turning point for the former slaves to the white man. This renaissance finally allowed many of the poor and rural black communities to have a collective voice and make a significant change. Authors also helped by putting major books and poems out into America for everyone to read and learn about how the black culture operated and thrived. These authors, such as Hughes and Hurston, were single representations to put alongside the Harlem Renaissance that allow others to have a picture of what the actual black life was all about. It was no longer about slavery or persecution from the white people, but instead African Americans found a voice they used to give them an even greater freedom. African Americans showed everyone that they were no longer beneath those who forced them to tend their lands, but were instead equal and quite possibly could be better than many of them. African Americans no longer lived in fear of each and every day, but pushed themselves to the front pages of important newspaper, magazines, and everything else imaginable. They published works and obtained awards just as the white men did, and created their own music to express themselves just as the white man had once done. This

It was time for her ideas to be put into practise in 1959. She put her

Thomas went to Cooper Union in 1854, for school. That was the first school he went to,

As a result of Dr. Blacklock and Vivian Thomas’ research and breakthrough human heart surgery became possible. The two worked closely together and had major contributions to the heart surgery. However, Vivian Thomas’ contributions to the research went unnoticed for more than three decades. Vivian Thomas faced many inequalities, which he approached with a respectable manner. Many of the inequalities faced were because of the changing attitudes about race throughout the 20th century. In today’s world the recognition going to Vivian Thomas and Dr. Blacklock would’ve played out differently and would’ve accredited Vivian Thomas for his work.

Do you normally get everything the way you planned? Vivien Thomas was an African-American man who saved thousands of babies' lives. Was everything easy for him? No, it wasn’t, he worked almost his entire life so that he could go to college, then the Great Depression came around and he lost everything. When Vivien Thomas lost his money in the Great Depression. Because he lost his money, he couldn’t attend college.

He was the first black to receive that type of degree from Harvard University. DuBois' controversial career as an activist forced him to live and work on both sides of the Mason-Dixon Line. From all of these experiences, his put his interest in the use of science and used his scholarship toward learning about the struggles for social justice. DuBois realized that science could be a powerful tool in his quest to transform society and obtain equality for all African Americans.

Thomas Buchanan Read was born on March 12th, 1822 in Corner Ketch, Pennsylvania. Read only received an elementary school education and his father had a sudden death, which led Read to become an apprentice to a local tailor. The apprenticeship wasn’t so great either, it lead to a bad relationship containing abuse and cruelty. Luckily for Read the apprenticeship was very short lived. At the age of fifteen, Read started working in Philadelphia as a tobacconist and a grocer. Read also started to live in Cincinnati with his sister. In Cincinnati, Read took apprenticeship under Shobal Veil Clevenger. He learned to paint signs and learned sculpting through Clevenger.

Water has always been a great issue for Dallas, considering the fact that the population has grown exponentially since the late 1850s, growing from merely 678 people in 1860 to well over one million in population currently. Furthermore, as population grew, Dallas also spatially grew due to their power to keep acquiring more land and water resources as demand for both increased. Although Dallas no longer uses groundwater due to inefficient supply, the city did rely on groundwater in the beginning of its history. In the late 1850s, Browder Springs was privately owned by the Browder family, providing clean water to those living near, however, when it became clear that the increasing population needed an organization to effectively

#1 Vivien Thomas was an inspiring person with a big heart with a lot of love. He cared about a lot of people. He wanted to help them but he did not know how to help. Vivien Thomas loved to help little kids. When day Vivien wanted to work in a Dr.s office.

ira nudged Thomas when the Singer started to begin the next verse of the Song, “Did you see that Thomas? Those things holding down on the Singer?” she muttered as she pointed at the robe. Thomas glanced at Kira with a doubtful face. “No, what are you talking? Why would the Singer be chained up?”

Notwithstanding, in order for one to achieve something in life, it may require he/she to be brave. For example, Peter felt it is his duty as a mayor to lie to the people in order to keep the Spa Bath opened. Therefore, he warned Thomas to keep the conflict of the Spa Bath secret; otherwise, Thomas may lose his job, his license, and got kicked out of the town. Although most men who have a family would agree to keep secret or lie in order to keep their jobs, licenses, and houses, Thomas refused to keep secret or lie to the people. In fact, to show his braveness he stated that “It is also my duty as the man of science to share what I feel with the public” (You Tube Broadway “An Enemy of the People Face of one”). Meanwhile Peter got scared the whole situation might ruin his reputation, he told Thomas “the only reason he’s doing that is for the good of the town because without morals or authorities there can be no government”. Since Thomas knows that it is immoral to lie, he stands behind his braveness and

He went to school unlike many children at that time, which helped him later on in life because educated people always had it easier to get jobs,

The third criticism is about Thomas title as a slave master. Almost all slave masters’ commands are firm and direct, but for Thomas, he sometime lacks control of situations and even with his slaves including Douglass. Although Thomas can be vicious, he can also appears to be awkward and inconsistence with control that fails to control them.