Teen Inventor Alexis Lewis on Youth and the Innovative Spirit
Source: Smithsonian
Get inspired by this teenager, who applies her ingenuity to solve practical problems in lifesaving ways.
Get inspired by this teenager, who applies her ingenuity to solve practical problems in lifesaving ways.
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