Sexism, Science and Science Writing

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Extended examination of sexism in scientific fields and science communication. Teaches historical patterns, institutional analysis, and media literacy in scientific reporting.

A 97-minute video from Belfer Center: “Sexism, Science and Science Writing”.

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