George Washington Carver "The Plant Doctor" Revolutionized Farming Industry | Biography

George Washington Carver was born into slavery but went on to become a botanist and one of the most prominent scientists and inventors of his time. Find out more about his life in this short biography. #Biography
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[@oasis9615]

I can't believe the first president of the U.S. stole his name from this guy.

[@lunalea1250]

Eat ur peanuts/peanut butter daily or as much as possible, it has long lasting health benefits and will ensure his research and legacy isn't in vain!🥜⚖

[@kaijufan6246]

I think I just found another scientist to add to my list of "Favorite Scientists." Way to go Professor George Washington Carver. You have my respect.

[@EdwinPerez-cy4vu]

Thank God that Mr. Carver turned down the offer of working for that treacherous Thomas Edison.

[@lesslycarthan956]

He was castrated

[@LeonardoDeVinci1452]

Dr. Carver was much bigger than I thought. Even after doing a book report on him in the 5th grade. To me, he represents you do not have to split the atom or understand the dimensions of gravity to be a great scientist.

[@GoldenLover2420]

What I find so fascinating and equally frightening is that, instead of creating a greater dialogue about this mans achievements, the conversation turns into a ridiculous debate about his sexuality and personal life. I wish they would just disable the comment section from KZbin, because most people use it as a space to spew their hate-filled sentiments, and most people don't know how to overlook it, so they end up engaging it, giving the comment more attention. So sad. This man was truly GREAT!

[@subatomic10]

G.W. Carver and Frederick Douglas were 2 giants who rose out of slavery to the point of advising Presidents!

[@lennypignatello7493]

Technically he was not a slave though born before slavery ended in 1865

[@Juliette211]

anyone else from ez pz??

[@Crimea_River]

Came here out of curiosity about peanut butter. I left impressed with the achievements of this guy. Well done GWC!

[@leeellenwood5461]

What ah genuinely great guy. Nothing but respect.

[@iiamkaleis]

I was studying him in ELA! And I titled my essay The Plant Doctor! Hope I get a good grade! To be exact he created over 418 household products & recipes using peanuts.

[@MultiNat33]

An absolute hero! What a great man.

[@microbiologyias3117]

Great person love from India 🇮🇳🌼🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🙏

[@devon6257]

This is amazing he’s not talked about enough

[@vishnukumarsinha6516]

The background music is disturbing ! Can' listen clearly. (In this one only )

[@rickbourne1376]

An amazing and overlooked American genius.

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This video helped me with my lannguage arts projects

[@lexprimo]

Carver is an inspiration to the human spirit. To achieve a fraction of what he did, had he come from privilege and wealth, would have been impressive, but to achieve what he actually did, after making his way through an atmosphere of pig ignorance, time and time again, is near miraculous.