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Wow wtf HIV/AIDS was discovered by Flossie Wong-Staal, an Chinese-American woman, and sheās the reason the HIV test even exists. AND THEN she invented the molecular knife that lead to treatments for HIV/AIDS. And sheās STILL ALIVE. We donāt hear about the contributions of Women of Color enough, my word. Madness.
Flossie Wong-Staal - Wikipedia
https://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flossie_Wong-Staal
you can always tell a major breakthrough is made by a woman, a woc or any poc because itās either completely ignored or never credited like it just happened by itself
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Yes, textile engineer. Thatās not a fashion designer in any way.
Youāve obviously not watched the movie. She invented those fabrics to resist flame, turn invisible, resist high amounts of friction, and stretch infinite times, and avoid tear from bombs
she did a tad more than ādesignā them
(Id go so far as to sayĀ ātactical textile engineerā
And since the fabrics have to be comfortable as well, sheās a tactile tactical textile engineer.
And since the uniforms also had to look stylish and not gaudy, sheās a tasteful tactile tactical textile engineer.
And since she was making suits for superheroes of color in the 50ā²s sheās a tolerant tasteful tactile tactical textile engineer
Tiny tolerant tasteful tactile textile engineer
the first american woman in space was a lesbianā¦ā¦ā¦ this sounds like such a shitpost buts its actually real i love historyĀ
I just looked this up and it is (mostly*) true! The first American woman in space was Sally Ride in 1983. Hereās a picture of her in space communicating with ground controllers during the 6-dayĀ Challenger mission. (Source)Ā
Prior to her first space flight, Ride got a lot of shit from the media and remained remarkably calm and non-homicidal:
āNo other astronaut was ever asked questions like these: Will the flight affect your reproductive organs? The answer, delivered with some asperity: āThereās no evidence of that.ā Do you weep when things go wrong on the job? Retort: āHow come nobody ever asks Rick those questions?ā Will you become a mother? First an attempt at evasion, then a firm smile: āYou notice Iām not answering.ā In an hour of interrogation that is by turns intelligent, inane and almost insulting, Ride remains calm, unrattled and as laconic as the lean, tough fighter jockeys who surround her. āIt may be too bad that our society isnāt further along and that this is such a big deal,ā she reflects.ā (Source)
After her death in 2012 it was revealed that she had been with her partner Tam OāShaughnessy (a woman) for 27 years. Below is a picture of Ride (left), her partner OāShaughnessy (right), and their dog Gypsy, circa 1985. (Source).
Ride and OāShaughnessy co-founded the Sally Ride Foundation, aimed at promoting interest in science among elementary and middle school aged-kids, especially girls. The two women also co-wrote six childrenās science books. Here is a picture of them speaking at an American Library Association Conference in 2008. (source)
*Ride had been previously married to a man and it is unknown exactly how she identified (lesbian, bisexual, pansexual, etc).Ā
But yeah, Sally Ride was not only the first American woman in space, but also the first and only known LGBT astronaut at NASA. And she was also a badass. (source).
(Also: Bear Ride, Sallyās sister. Dr. Bear Ride is a Presbyterian minister who has been arrested along with her wife at a LGBT march. (source) Badassery must run in the family.)
Sally ride calls herself a lesbian in her autobiography and so does her partner now so please stop bringing up her past marriages to men to invalidate her life as a lesbian woman in the field of science
Sally Ride called herself a lesbian. Her partner called her a lesbian. Her family called her a lesbian. Yāall want to ignore that so fucking bad and itās such transparent lesbophobia. I canāt believe weāre still doing this.

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Helen Greiner (b. 1967) is the co-founder of the robotics company iRobot. She was a designer of the popular Roomba.
After graduating from MIT, she also worked for NASAās Jet Propulsion Laboratory and the MIT Artificial Intelligence Laboratory. She is currently the CTO of CyPhyWorks, a start-up specializing in drones for the consumer market.
The late Jackie Forster came out as a lesbian in the 1960s and enjoyed successful broadcasting and news reporting careers in the UK.
Forster was born Jacqueline Moir MacKenzie in 1926 in Islington, London. She spent some of her early years in India before attending boarding school in England.Ā After school, she trained as an actress in Edinburgh, before moving back to London in 1950 and developing a career as a TV presenter and news reporter under the name Jacqueline MacKenzie. She won a prestigious broadcasting award for her coverage of the 1956 wedding of Prince Rainier to actress Grace Kelly.Ā She spent a year in North America in 1957, where she had her first lesbian relationship. However, she went ahead and married the actor Peter Forster in 1958.Ā The marriage was short-lived, and they split after two years, before divorcing in 1962, with Jackie now accepting the fact she was lesbian.
Forster relocated to Canada but moved back to London in the mid-60s, where she lived with her partner and her children. She publicly came out in 1969, while campaigning for the Campaign for Homosexual Equality.Ā She took part in the first Gay Pride march in the UK in 1971, and was one of the co-founders of the lesbian magazine Sappho (which ran 1972-1981). In her later years, she was an active member of the Lesbian Archive and Information Center management committee. She died at the age of 71, in 1998.
Todayās Google Doodle, which commemorates what would have been Jackie Forsterās 91st birthday, is by London-based illustrator Hannah Warren.
Previous Google Doodles commemorating LGBT figures have included Gilbert Baker, the man who created the rainbow flag; Freddie Mercury, the singer with Queen; mathematician Alan Turing; and astronaut Sally Ride.
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***Flawless - BeyoncƩ / Isadora Smackle
We say to girls āYou can have ambition But not too much You should aim to be successful But not too successful Otherwise you will threaten the manā
GET TO KNOW ME ā” AESTHETICS MEME:Ā 8/10 Female Characters
Isadora Smackle
āI also learned that if you get swept up about what you are on the outside, you can lose who you are on the inside. Even though it is easy to be fooled by the beauty of the Trojan Horse, its real power comes from the army within. Intelligence, compassion, integrity, courage. That army is the real you. No matter what you look like. So, even though beauty may be skin deep, beauty is nowhere near as important as the army inside. And Iāll try not to forget that.

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Women: we need to support girls in stem early White Man: we need to just say everyone is welcome and support everyone together Women: but that doesnt work, minority groups need extra attention because there are societal issues from infancy telling them they arenāt expected in stem White Man: *continues to argue*
Iām so upset right now, I donāt know what to do.
Yesterday my five year old (read that again, I said five⦠itās important) and I were in the car and learning about directions. North, South, East, West. My rear view mirror has an indicator in it and every time we turned we talked about which way we were headed. She seemed like she was struggling to remember even after getting it right several times. Sheās been doing this more frequently with a lot of topics she knows backwards and forwards and itās frustrating but I try not to let her know Iām frustrated. We turned again and the indicator changed to SW and she immediately shouts out āSouth West!!ā I get super excited and congratulate her because YaY she gets it but then I hear a muffled āOh No.ā from the back seat and look to see her covering her mouth with her hand like she said a bad word.
After a lot of questioning about what the heck just happened, she finally admits.
āI didnāt mean to be smart. Girls arenāt supposed to be smart.ā
Y'all. I almost broke down into tears right then and there. I asked her what she meant by that, girls are smart! Mommy is smart right? My FIVE year old was getting so upset because she had let it slip she knew things and I didnāt seem to be able to make any difference. Eventually, we got to the kickerā¦.
āBut boys donāt like girls who are smart.ā She tells me, clearly distraught.
āFuck boys.ā
This, at least, gets the little light of my life to laugh again. She knows mommy has said a bad word and it always makes her giggle. Iām seething in rage that she has been taught to hide her intelligence already, but at least Iām not keeping her mood down in the dumps⦠I guess.
Iām not one hundred percent sure where to go from here. Honestly, Iām not even ten percent sure. I let the topic drop yesterday because I was too upset to make rational decisions and we went home and played Snipper Clippers⦠a game that requires you to think⦠and worked on the puzzle she got for Easter.
And then I read her a story about a bunch of puppies trying to feed themselves while their owner is sick because she is FIVE and canāt read on her own yet. She canāt read, but she knows boys donāt like girls who are smart.
We try so hard, to teach her to think, to problem solve. We encourage her when sheās interested in ābrainyā things like the set of gears she loves to tinker with. But I canāt control every aspect of her life. I work. My husband works. In a few months she will be in kindergarten and around even more people and children of various ages than she is now at day care.
And I canāt help but think about this child, who KNOWS boys donāt like girls who are smartā¦
What else does she know?
Isabel Sieh was 10 when she first learned how to code. Since then, the now-14-year old has founded Girls Will Code, a community that encourages young girls in the Philippines to participate in activities related to coding, programming, robotics and engineering.
In this TEDx talk she speaks about her story, her vision, and the importance of a local community for girls who code.
Empowering girls with computing skills
The life of a coder, demystified. ššµš¼ š»

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Girl pranks her Dad using a Raspberry Pi. http://gurgleapps.com/tutorials/kids-hack-prank-on-dad-using-raspberry-pi
āCoding is the language of the future, and every girl should learn it. As Iāve learned from watching girls grow and learn in our classrooms, coding is fun, collaborative and creative.ā
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