They’re so inspiring.
Joan Clarke never sought the spotlight, but her work as a codebreaker during World War II earned her awards, citation and recognition regardless. She was recruited to the Government Code and Cypher School by Gordon Welchman, her academic supervisor in Geometry at Cambridge., the code with which Nazi Germany encrypted their messages.
She created three peepholes in her door — one for tall people, one for average height, and one for children. Her next step was a camera that could adjust from peephole to peephole to enable people inside the house to see who was outside, attached to a wireless television system. Along with the video system, she worked with her husband, who was an electronics technician, to set up a two-way microphone to allow communication between those inside the home and whoever may be at the door.
and the foundation for video monitoring, remote-controlled door locks, push-button alarms, instant messaging to security providers and emergency services, and two-way voice communication.first deaf, Black female attorney in the U.S She is also active in the National Black Deaf Advocates and the National Coalition for Disability Rights, and won a Paul G. Hearne Leadership Award from the American Association of People with Disabilities.the first Chinese American Hollywood movie star and the first Chinese American actress to gain international recognition
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