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Sexism in Science Universities
November 4, 2016
The article was very informing I personally liked the actual facts in the article about the women not being recognized as much as men. I like the facts that were given to prove that the information was true and the use of their sources. The article contained sources that have experienced this situation themselves. I feel the article was very well written and it contained a possible solution to the problem of women not being recognized as men at the end of the article.
© Amanda L.,Marblehead, MA
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I hope people will recognize this writeer for not only pointing out something that usually gets unnoticed but for writting some thing that can help future women in situations like this.