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Marie Van Brittan Brown was a Black woman who invented home security decades before Silicon Valley made it mainstream.
Living alone in 1960s New York, she designed the world’s first home video security system when crime was rising and help was delayed.

In this video, Black Decoded uncovers the forgotten story of Marie Van Brittan Brown — the nurse whose fear led to the invention of video doorbells, CCTV, and modern home surveillance systems.

Her 1966 patent became the foundation of today’s smart security industry, yet her name was erased while companies made billions from her idea.

This is not just a story about technology.
It’s a story about innovation, erasure, and why Black women’s contributions are often ignored by history.

Watch till the end to understand who really invented home security — and why the world forgot her.


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