Feminist Science
Exploring feminism, gender, and inequality in STEM academic spaces.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 76 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 11 days ago |
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When Women Made Headway (But Not History) in STEM
University of Idaho, WWII
The American research university had made substantial progress through the early decades of the 20th century. However, it was not until World War II that scientific research became inextricably linked to national...
Start-up Central and the Corporate University
In 1995, future Google co-founder Larry Page visited Stanford University as a prospective grad student, where Sergey Brin was his tour guide
Read Part I—A Science Machine: The Rise of the U.S. Research University
Big Tech Moves in
Si...
Seeking Compassion in the Medical Establishment
Content warning: discussion of suicide, mental health challenges, and assault/rape
American psychiatric systems often privilege clinical authority over women’s experiences. Literature and poetry provide a powerful challenge to the sexist...
Homophobia and Sexism in STEM: The Death of Denice Denton
Content warning. This post focuses on the death by suicide of electrical engineer Dr. Denice Denton (1959-2006). She was the first openly gay person appointed as a chancellor in the University of California system, leading UC Santa Cruz. Be...
Academia Thrives on Women’s Unpaid Labor
In the 1880s, Harvard “Computers” hired by astronomer Edward Charles Pickering were known as "Pickering's Harem"—they catalogued thousands of stars.
The structure of academia assumes that the individual does not have significant demands o...
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