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History of Feminism

ismnotwasm

(42,486 posts)

4. Too true

Reply to Triana (Reply #3)

Mon Mar 23, 2015, 12:11 PM

Mar 2015

I was thinking of all the times in history where women were not allowed in sciences, were considered "natually" not as efficient at mathematics, when there were women like this all throughout history

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Emmy Noether revolutionized mathematics — and still faced sexism all her life [View all] ismnotwasm Mar 2015 OP

133? They're going to need a lot of candles on the cake shenmue Mar 2015 #1

thank you, Google. K&R Tuesday Afternoon Mar 2015 #2

HIS story was largely written by men, excluding women. Triana Mar 2015 #3

Too true ismnotwasm Mar 2015 #4

Like the Eniac women - all mathematicians - not recognized for their work Triana Mar 2015 #5