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Jesse Ernest Wilkins, Jr.—a Black scientist at the Manhattan Project

We have been told that Jesse Ernest Wilkins, Jr. pops up in two scenes in the film “Oppenheimer” (portrayed by Ronald Auguste).

Norfolk "Unsung Hero" Instrumental In Developing WWII Atomic Bomb - The New Journal and Guide

Robert J. Omohundro, an African-American physicist born and raised in Norfolk, Virginia, played a significant and often overlooked role in the development of the atomic bomb during World War II. As part of the Manhattan Project, Omohundro contributed to mass spectrometry and was responsible for developing devices to detect radiation emissions from atomic warheads. His inventions continued to be utilized by the International Atomic Energy Agency post-war. Omohundro's career extended to the Naval Research Laboratory, where he further advanced nuclear physics technology. Despite secrecy surrounding their contributions, the efforts of Black scientists like Omohundro, William Jacob Knox Jr., Jesse Ernest Wilkins, and Samuel Proctor Massie Jr. were crucial to the success of the Manhattan Project. #RobertJOmohundro #WWIIAtomicBomb #ManhattanProject

The Black scientists behind the Manhattan Project, the atomic bomb program that inspired the movie 'Oppenheimer'

At least 19 Black scientists and technicians worked on the creation of US nuclear bombs, but some protested against their use during World War II.

Top 10 Black American Innovators & Technologists who re-wrote history

Top 10 Black American Innovators & Technologists who re-wrote history. The impact of the people on the list is felt in our everyday life

10 Black Innovators and Technologists Who Helped Uplift History