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Whelp I’m not about to risk anything after 2020, so here we go I guess.

If anyone out there wants to learn a bit more about some amazing women, please click the link below!

I was reading through this and thought I should share, there were so many brave women throughout history that make me proud to be a woman today! I think the least we can do for these women is to learn a bit more about their stories!

Article: https://www.factinate.com/people/42-facts-women-made-history/

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42 Facts About Remarkable Women Who Made History

Though they have had uphill battles throughout history, many women have left an everlasting mark in the human narrative. Often having their

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Can I just say that as a future engineer, and hopeful candidate for the NASA space program Katherine Johnson, and NASA engineer Mary Jackson are the women I look up to. Every day I go to class I get my male peers treating me like I do f have the capability to understand the coursework. I get declined internships because they don’t feel I could handle the workload like the “strong men on the floor.” However none of these small inconveniences even pale in comparison to the suffering these brave, brilliant women had to go through to garner the respect they so deserved. Despite all the hardship, injustice, prejudice, and hate they received from a society who refused to see their worth simply because of what they looked like, these women kept fighting. They fought the good fight, and helped pave the way to a better future. A future where men and women alike could touch the stars. These are the women I want to make proud. These are the women that I want to succeed for.

Katherine Johnson (b. 1918) is a physicist and mathematician who has made crucial contributions to several NASA missions, assuring their success with her highly accurate calculations. She worked with NASA for several decades, and helped advance the rights of both African-Americans and women.

She initially worked as a human computer, and later as an aerospace technologist. She calculated trajectories for missions such as the 1961 Mercury mission or the 1969 Apollo 11 flight. She was portrayed by Taraji P. Henson in the 2016 film Hidden Figures.