Women have been misunderstood in the field of science for centuries from "summary" of Inferior by Angela Saini
For centuries, women have been dismissed, overlooked, and underestimated in the field of science. The prevailing belief was that women were intellectually inferior to men, incapable of the rigorous and logical thinking required for scientific inquiry. This bias was deeply entrenched in society, shaping the way women were perceived and treated in academic and professional settings. The misconception of women's inferiority in science was perpetuated by influential figures such as Charles Darwin, who believed that women were biologically less evolved than men. This belief was used to justify the exclusion of women from scientific pursuits and to limit their opportunities for education and advancement. As a result, women were denied access to resources, mentorship, and opportunities for research and publication. Despite these barriers, women throughout history have made significant contributions to science, often in the face of great adversity. Their work has been marginalized, ign...
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