@Matt_Pinner First, that's not on the breakfast menu. Second, the prices have increased while the quality of the food items there have drastically decreased.
Alice Augusta Ball developed the first effective treatment for Hansen's disease, commonly known as leprosy.
She achieved her Master's in chemistry from the University of Hawaii in 1915, making her the first African American and the first woman to do so from that institution.
Assigned to research chaulmooga oil's effects on Hansen's disease, Ball developed an injectable form that remained the leading treatment until the 1940s.
She died young at 24 in 1916, initially without receiving due credit for her work. Recognition for her contributions came posthumously, with the University of Hawaii honoring her in 2000.
What a life she lived in only 24 years!
@FearedBuck What really happened here?? Because what I see is a man twice the size of this young lady, throwing her around like a rag doll. She has asked multiple times for her belongings. Not one person there thought that if she had her things, that maybe she would leave?