📺: 1984’s Kenner’s Super Powers Collection Toy Commercial Super Powers Collection: As popular as the 'Super Friends' franchise was when it debuted on ABC in 1973, it wasn't until over a decade later where it crossed over to not just comic books but merchandise. When DC Comics gave toy licensing of their characters to Kenner Products, now Saturday morning cartoon audiences could own these household heroes and villains. In three separate lines spanning from 1984 to 1986, Kenner Products had a new

Most people have never heard of Mary Kenner, yet her ideas reshaped modern period care. Her story is a reminder that some of the most important contributions to everyday life come from women who refused to give up, even when the world tried to shut them out. In the 1950s, menstrual products were unreliable and uncomfortable. Kenner saw the problem clearly and created a sanitary belt with a moisture proof pocket that finally offered real protection. It was practical, smart, and far ahead of its t

"5 Patents. Zero Recognition. One Black Woman.” 📝 Mary Beatrice Davidson Kenner was born in 1912 with invention in her blood. At six years old, she invented a self-oiling door hinge to stop a squeaky door. By her teens, she had sketched ideas for convertible car roofs, sponge umbrella tips, and portable ashtrays. But she couldn't afford to patent them. In the 1920s, Mary invented something revolutionary: a sanitary belt with adjustable straps and a moisture-resistant pocket to hold menstrual pa

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