Paul Revere Williams: My Innovator

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My innovator that I chose was Paul Revere Williams. He was born in Los Angeles, near an orange & bean farm. He was an architect for Hollywood and built a house for his family. When Williams was 4 years old, his parents died, but I don't know how they died. He went to a school with not a lot of African - Americans but a lot of people from different countries. He had an inspiration for drawing, so he decided that he should be an architect when he was older. When a school official heard that, they doubted him. They said that he is never going to be accepted and that he should have a different job like being a lawyer. He pursued his dream and became very successful. He built the theme building in the airport in Los Angeles and he built a house
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