​Hidden Figures: The American Dream and the Untold Story
of the Black Women Mathematicians Who Helped Win the
Space Race by Margot Lee Shetterly | Book Summary | Readtrepreneur
(Disclaimer: This is NOT the original book, but an unofficial summary.)

The story about the dedicated female mathematicians is definitely a doozy that
will make you read their entire story non-stop.
Hidden Figures introduces us to the marvelous story about the brilliant female mathematicians
that did the complex calculations behind the launch of rockets and astronauts into space. They
were some of the most brilliant minds of their generations which didn't get the recognition they
deserved at that time but now we can read about the whole story.
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with the original author in any way)

"Women, on the other hand, had to wield their intellects like
a scythe, hacking away against the stubborn underbrush of
low expectations." – Margot Lee Shetterly

Before Neil Armstrong walked on the moon, behind the curtains, there were a group of brilliant
female mathematicians known as "human computers" due to their mental prowess. Margot Lee
Shetterly will educate us on the racial and genre discrimination that these women had to endure
to be part of historical accomplishments.
Hidden Figures give us a crude overview of the past and gives these female
mathematicians the recognition that they deserved.

P.S. Hidden Figures is an extremely entertaining book that will also teach you a lot about
history. The best way to learn is when you're excited and this book will definitely keep you wanting for more.

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