TED-ED: The exceptional life of Benjamin Banneker - Rose-Margaret Ekeng-Itua

Benjamin Banneker, a self-taught African American polymath, created one of the first striking clocks in America. Born in 1731, he was passionate about math and science, teaching himself astronomy and engineering. His skills led him to predict solar events and assist in planning Washington D.C. Banneker also innovated in agriculture and published almanacs, advocating against racial prejudice. His correspondence with Thomas Jefferson is a notable early civil rights protest. Banneker died in 1806, leaving a legacy of scientific and social contributions.

In what ways did Banneker advocate for civil rights through his correspondence?

What happened to Banneker's house and work after his death?