Women's History Month Features
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Info-snack, agar, cóctel, bayoya, caldo de cultivo, nonsense, et al.
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Me gustaría saber que mujeres consideran ustedes ser importante en la historia.
es buena para empezar pero a ver...un poco mas arriba de ese nivel.
Hypatia of Alexandria
Hypatia came to symbolise learning and science which the early Christians identified with paganism. T L Heath, in A History of Greek Mathematics (2 Vols.) (Oxford, 1921), writes "... by her eloquence and authority ... attained such influence that Christianity considered itself threatened ..." This wide popularity led to Hypatia becoming the focal point of riots between Christians and non-Christians. As a result of Christian leaders who felt threatened by her scholarship, learning, and depth of scientific knowledge, in March of the year 415, a Christian mob dragged her off of her chariot and scraped the flesh from her body while she was still alive.
Marie Curie
y claro Condoleezza Rice
Margaret quien? No conozco a esa mujer.
Queen Hatshepsut
sigo?
poruqe no? es tu mes, haz tu lo que te de la gana.
Cleopatra, Rosa Parks, Maria Montessori, Helen Keller, Valentina Tereshkova...
Jenna Jameson?
Bueno lo mismo hizo Cleopatra
Sorprendido por demas que nadie haya nombrado a Doña Miriam.
Carrie Chapmann Catt
In 1919, Carrie Chapman Catt led an army of voteless women to pressure Congress to pass the constitutional amendment giving them the right to vote. Due at lest in part to her organization and leadership, the bill became law within eighteen months.
Rosalind Franklin
Pioneer Molecular Biologist
Franklin was responsible for much of the research and discovery work that led to the understanding of the structure of deoxyribonucleic acid, DNA.
¿Lorna Soto, la nena de Chemo?
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