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Women's experiences in science are shaped by societal expectations from "summary" of Inferior by Angela Saini

The experiences of women in science are not just influenced by their individual capabilities and interests. Society's expectations of what women should be like play a significant role in shaping their experiences in the scientific world. From a young age, girls are often subtly discouraged from pursuing careers in science and math. They are told, directly or indirectly, that these subjects are not suitable for them, that they are better suited for the humanities or arts. This societal conditioning continues into adulthood, affecting the choices women make when it comes to their careers. Many women in science face discrimination and bias, both overt and subtle, because they do not fit the traditional image of a scientist - a white man in a lab coat. They are often underestimated and undervalued, their work dismissed or attributed to others. This can have a significant impact on their confidence and self-esteem,...
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    Inferior

    Angela Saini

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