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Joanna Russ was an American writer and a leader of the feminist movement. She wrote many books on the virtues of feminism, such as The Female Man. Joanna was also a sci-fi writer who won many awards for her books. #WhatSheSaidWednesday #WSSW

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Dr. Natalie Gardiner is a medical practitioner with a specialization in allopathic and internal medicine. After graduating medical school, Dr. Gardiner conducted research at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center where she published over 20 articles.
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Dorceta E. Taylor (@dorcetaT) is an environmental sociologist, author, and college educator known for her work in environmental justice. In 2018, Taylor was awarded the National Science Foundation Presidential Award for her teaching. #WhatSheSaidWednesday #WSSW

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Reshama Shaikh (@reshamas) is a senior analyst for Blue Boat Data. She also founded @DataUmbrella, a network for under-represented groups in data science. Shaikh received the 2019 NumFOCUS Community Leadership Award for her efforts for women in STEM. #WhatSheSaidWednesday #WSSW

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Octavia Butler is the first person to win the MacArthur Fellowship award for science fiction. Additionally, she won the Hugo and the Nebula award. Butler was the first to explore human emotions in science fiction novels. #WhatSheSaidWednesday #WSSW

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Ella Ochoa is an engineer, former astronaut, and former director of the Johnson Space Center. At the NASA Ames Research Center, she led a research group working primarily on optical systems for automated space exploration.
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Dame Stephanie Shirley is the founder of Xansa plc (now part of the Sopra Group), an outsourcing and technology company. She was also the UK's Ambassador of Philanthropy in 2009 as a result of her charitable work dedicated to IT and autism.
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Jill Brandenberger is a former adjunct professor at Western Washington University. Her research interests include Earth and human system measurements and models and climate change and she currently studies the importance of the ocean.
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Leah Soliva (@labunleashed) is an entrepreneur and engineer known for founding @TaskRabbit and working as a partner with @FuelCapital, a successful venture fund. Soliva's work has been recognized in The Wall Street Journal, Wired, and Time. #WhatSheSaidWednesday #WSSW

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Annie Easley was an African American computer and rocket scientist, hired by NASA. Her work provided the technological foundation for communications, military satellites, weather satellites, and storage batteries. #WhatSheSaidWednesday #WSSW

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France Córdova was the fourteenth director of the National Science Foundation @NSF. Her scientific contributions have been in astrophysics, multi-spectral research on x-ray and gamma ray sources, and space-borne instrumentation.
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Zaha Hadid, a British-Iraqi architect, was known for her architectural firm @ZHA_News. Before architecture, Hadid studied mathematics in Beruit. She often applied this knowledge to designs The Guardian described as "liberating architectural geometry." #WhatSheSaidWednesday #WSSW

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Wangari Maathai was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 2004 for founding the Green Belt Movement, which has planted over 45 million trees across Kenya to combat deforestation, stop soil erosion, and generate income for women and their families.
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Telle Whitney is a telecommunications industry specialist known for her efforts to empower women in STEM, including founding the Anita Borg non-profit. She was awarded the Fast Company’s Most Influential Women in Technology award for these efforts. #WhatSheSaidWednesday #WSSW

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Emily Flannery, a designer and developer, worked for @InVisionApp as a marketing project manager. Here, Flannery worked to enhance the platform information architecture and UX design. So far, Flannery has had a great career as a marketing engineer. #WhatSheSaidWednesday. #WSSW

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Vera Rubin, American astronomer, was a pioneer in dark matter and spiral galaxy research. Rubin received various accolades for her work including admission to the National Academy of Sciences (1981) and receiving the National Medal of Science (1993). #WhatSheSaidWednesday #WSSW

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Noramay Caden (@noramayc) is an entrepreneur and engineer who co-founded @MakeinLA, a tech investment company. Caden holds 3 degrees from @MIT, and was recently named one of the world's most influential women in robotics by Analytics Insight.
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Creola Katherine Johnson was a mathematician whose calculations of orbital mechanics at NASA were critical to many US spaceflights. She made the calculations by hand that helped synch Project Apollo’s Lunar Module with the Command and Service Module.

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@hmason is a data scientist from New York, NY. Mason worked as the chief scientist for @Bitly and was involved in the founding of @hiddendoorco, @FastForwardLabs, and @hackNY. In 2012, she was awarded the TechFellows Engineering Leadership award. #WhatSheSaidWednesday #WSSW

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Shree Bose is an American scientist, inventor, and speaker. She is known as the grand prize winner of the inaugural Google Science Fair in 2011. She graduated from Harvard College in 2016. .#WhatSheSaidWednesday#WSSW