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Margot Lee Shetterly

Unveiling the Mathematicians Behind America's Historic Space Achievements.

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Author: Margot Lee Shetterly

Narrator: Brian

Format: MP3

ISBN: 0

Language: English

Publish Date: 09/06/2016

Audiobook length: 31min

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chapter 1: A Door Opens

00:0016:34

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chapter 2: Mobilization

00:0017:57

chapter 3: Past Is Prologue

00:0014:22

chapter 4: The Double V

00:0020:14

chapter 5: Manifest Destiny

00:0027:52

chapter 6: War Birds

00:0019:44

chapter 7: The Duration

00:0016:22

chapter 8: Those Who Move Forward

00:0017:23

chapter 9: Breaking Barriers

00:0034:27

chapter 10: Home by the Sea

00:0028:16

chapter 11: The Area Rule

00:0018:15

chapter 12: Serendipity

00:0015:45

chapter 13: Turbulence

00:0024:32

chapter 14: Angle of Attack

00:0022:57

chapter 15: Young, Gifted, and Black

00:0022:30

chapter 16: What a Difference a Day Makes

00:0028:29

chapter 17: Outer Space

00:0016:25

chapter 18: With All Deliberate Speed

00:0021:03

chapter 19: Model Behavior

00:0017:36

chapter 20: Degrees of Freedom

00:0023:48

chapter 21: Out of the Past, the Future

00:0028:57

chapter 22: America Is for Everybody

00:0017:23

chapter 23: To Boldly Go

00:0025:12

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Author : Margot Lee Shetterly

Margot Lee Shetterly is an acclaimed author and researcher best known for her groundbreaking book "Hidden Figures," which illuminates the significant yet often overlooked contributions of African American women mathematicians at NASA during the space race. Born and raised in Hampton, Virginia, a city with deep ties to the early days of the American space program, Shetterly’s work is deeply rooted in her passion for history and social justice. With a background in economics and a professional career in finance and media, she combines rigorous research with compelling storytelling to highlight the intersection of race, gender, and science. Through her narratives, Shetterly has not only brought attention to the achievements of these extraordinary women but has also sparked vital conversations about diversity and inclusion in STEM fields.