Ernest Everett Just - African American Biologist (1883-1941)

Ernest Everett Just was a pioneering African-American biologist, academic and science writer. Just's primary legacy is his recognition of the fundamental role of the cell surface in the development of organisms.
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Key note: Dr. Ernest E. Just missed his mother's death by 1 hr. This tragedy of the loss of both parents, set him on the path to achieve the highest of educational accolades. He was making six figures back in the early 19th century, doing research in Europe.

[@recklessalpha5130]

He had a school named after him and I'm in that school

[@JustYohannes]

Yes he does, thats amazing! thank you for sharing that!

[@dajeaaaa_]

I go to Ernest Everett Just Middle School!

[@JustYohannes]

Thats amazing!

[@jlynburns5008]

This is what I needed it we need more ppl like you I learned a lot i have project and this video helped me keep it up

[@NismoTorq]

wow! now this is what I'm talking about, we need to know about more biologist and scientist! you truely have the best channel, me and my wife get very excited when you upload. She always says get the snakes and we watch you on the big screen, I really appreciate what you are doing to teach and unite us all. Knowledge is power, 1 love another great video!

[@JustYohannes]

Thanks so much brother that means alot!

[@anthonywestjr1063]

His son Highwarden Just was my student counselor at Crisp County High in the late 70's. He also was extremely intelligent and very focused on education.

[@JustYohannes]

Wow that's pretty amazing! Thanks for sharing that+

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[@abrahampalmer1153]

brilliant video so much I need to learn about my history. we have a diversity history of our beautiful African heritage and culture

[@voteeffevansfinancialfreed190]

marvellous work brother,,,,i start my day by dedicating one hour to outstanding work by my black race, today it was Mr Just,,,, loads of love from South Africa

[@sahamiyemadoobe]

This brother made me do my Googlez to do the knowledge. Another great one, keep em coming!

[@JustYohannes]

Thanks brother that means alot!

[@charlesfranklin6987]

I did not know this so glad you told me about him!!!!! you are amazing Brother

[@JustYohannes]

You are very welcome thank you so much!!!!

[@barbaraking7609]

That was a great presentation. Your made for the job. Ernest Everett Just was another great African American scientist. I'm studying African American inventors in UK and this presentation was informative. Keeping doing them 😁.

[@gamingdragoon2937]

as a wise person had said "Knowledge is knowing half the battle" (from a tv show)

[@areguapiri]

He was one of the founders of one of black college fraternities.

[@amberessencemyrrha9809]

Excellent

[@AdrienneBennett]

great series... keep them coming

[@JustYohannes]

Thanks so much queen!

[@7cornell1]

we always need a brother who tells us our history and where, whom, we came from

[@JustYohannes]

Thanks so much!!! that means alot

[@mdub1230]

Dope stuff EEJ!!

[@helenallen110]

just wrote a university essay about him! crazy the work that was built upon his which he gained no recognition for! "Giving due credit to Just is important also because the same oppressive forces that stymied his achievements also militated against his receiving proper recognition."

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would you mind sharing your work?

[@qansaxqorax5743]

very lovely brother

[@JustYohannes]

Thank you so so much!

[@E7K2I4M]

Ernest Everett Just was a brilliant man.

[@JustYohannes]

Very much so.

[@lightshinethindarkness]

ernest Everett will done

[@JustYohannes]

Thank you!

[@kykel7]

:)