3 black Christian scientists who changed the world
By 
Omololu Fagunwa2021-10-11T14:55:00
In celebration of Black History Month, Omololu Fagunwa pays tribute to a zoologist, systems engineer and chemist whose Christian faith motivated them to help make the world a better place
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