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Day 1: Katherine Johnson
A NASA mathematician who played an important part of the Space Race and many other NASA missions. If you haven't read the book 'Hidden Figures', please do! She was an incredible woman.
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A NASA mathematician who played an important part of the Space Race and many other NASA missions. If you haven't read the book 'Hidden Figures', please do! She was an incredible woman.
#BlackHistoryMonth
#Blackwomenareamazing
Day 2: @NicolaRollock
An award wining academic and consultant. She published an incredible report called "Staying Power" that details the experiences of black female professors in the UK. A must read for any black female in academia!
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An award wining academic and consultant. She published an incredible report called "Staying Power" that details the experiences of black female professors in the UK. A must read for any black female in academia!
#BlackHistoryMonth
#Blackwomenareamazing
Day 3: Dr. Marie Maynard Daly
An incredible biochemist who broke boundaries when she became the first African-American woman to obtain a PhD in Chemistry in the US.
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An incredible biochemist who broke boundaries when she became the first African-American woman to obtain a PhD in Chemistry in the US.
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#Blackwomenareamazing
Day 4: @mrobinsnow
A Senior engineer in the National Security Analysis Department, John Hopkins Physics Lab. @mrobinsnow was the first black woman to obtain a PhD in Nuclear Engineering from @MIT.
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A Senior engineer in the National Security Analysis Department, John Hopkins Physics Lab. @mrobinsnow was the first black woman to obtain a PhD in Nuclear Engineering from @MIT.
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#Blackwomenareamazing
