BLACK SOCIAL HISTORY : AFRICAN AMERICAN " EARL S. BELL " IS AN INVENTOR, BUILDING DESIGNER AND ARCHITECTURAL THEORIST :: GOES INTO THE " HALL OF BLACK GENIUS "

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	Earl S. Bell, is an inventor, building designer, and architectural theorist. He was born in 1977 and raised in the Boerum Hill section of Brooklyn, New York. Earl’s passion for science and design began at a very young age. Earl would often filter his concepts and ideas through his imaginative uncle Virgil Bell Jr. to gain insight and encouragement. It was noted by his family that young Earl possessed a unique gift and through the nurturing of his passion Earl presented his first invention at the age of nine.. He first began to document and patent his inventions after meeting a fellow student Troy-Moses K. Panton who taught him the procedures and importance of the Patent process while attending Pratt Institute's Architecture Program in 1998. Earl holds 3 US patents and 1 International Patent (South Africa). He is the sole inventor of Charge Ring: Transportation energizer Charge Exo Structural Panels: Structural Energy Technology Sasu Technology: liquid hydraulic electrical display for showing information Slide Skin Technology: ergonomic chair system Qet Ambit Technology: internal electrical mechanical mechanism for Quantification As well as others that are currently being reviewed by the United States Patent and Trademark Office.