BiPiSci – Wonder Women: Angela Saini / Inferior Memo

by Gary Niederhoff on October 1, 2018

Big Picture Science / Inferior Memo
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Click above to listen to Part 2 of Wonder Women, featuring Angela Saini, journalist and author of “Inferior: How Science Got Women Wrong”, discussing the various logical shortcomings of Google guy’s misguided memo.

Tagged as: science education, sociology, women in science

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