Amazing but why are we only hearing of her now? The “hidden figures” women should be the people we learn and know more about. If these women were discussed maybe more girls would have been inspired and changed their work ethics and career choices??
Mathematician Dr. Gladys West was born to a farming family in a community of sharecroppers. At a young age, she realized that education could get her out of the fields. She was inducted into the Air Force Hall of Fame for her contributions to the GPS.https://twitter.com/thehill/status/1075934898198900736 …
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A well-deserved honor, and a brilliant woman.
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WHY aren’t these great African Americans & their amazing contributions included in a regular school curriculum with the rest of American History and often offered as asterisks during the so-called Black History Month, which I’ve come to regard as an insult to our people!?!
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When I see stories like this I'm appalled to think of all the talent racism and poverty has, and continues, to waste.
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My friend Ingrid W. Jones is a CCDC member in Coatesville, PA. Her health makes it hard to be on the street now. Ingrid is the niece of Percy S. Sutton, She sat in front of Bill & Hillary at Percy’s funeral. Ingrid has a wealth of information on Black History in ChesCo. PA
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Ingrid is also active in the Southern Poverty Law Center. Here is a photo of her and Morris Dees at a Philadelphia, PA meeting.pic.twitter.com/zVQCbAtpJr
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I'm honored to have met her.
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Wow, that is cool!!
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