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Marvelous Women in STEM: Victims of the Matilda Effect - My Private Professor

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Happy Women's History Month! You can celebrate women by doing something as simple as learning about the history of invisible women in STEM.

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Marvelous Women in STEM: Victims of the Matilda Effect - My Private  Professor

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Marvelous Women in STEM: Victims of the Matilda Effect - My Private  Professor

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