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Mary Jackson, Katherine Johnson, and Dorothy Vaughan. (Photo/NASA.gov) | AFRO American Newspapers
SWE Honors Hidden Figures Congressional Gold Medal Awardees - All Together
NASA Celebrates 'Hidden Figure' Mary W. Jackson With Building Naming Ceremony - Savoy
NASA's Hidden Figures: The Unsung Women You Need to Know - Biography
The 'Hidden Figures' Who Helped NASA Win The Space Race | On Point
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Hidden Figures' no more—Katherine Johnson and Mary Jackson of NASA - New York Amsterdam News
Congressman Don Young - Christine Darden, Mary Jackson, Katherine Johnson, and Dorothy Vaughan devoted their lives and careers to pushing our country forward in the fields of science and space exploration. These
Celebrating Mary W. Jackson's 100th Birthday | NASA
Black women of NASA who inspired 'Hidden Figures' awarded Congressional gold medals | WBFF
Mary Jackson (engineer) - Wikipedia
Twinkl Resources - This Black History Month, explore the work of the amazing, pioneering women at the space agency NASA. Katherine Johnson, Dorothy Vaughan, Mary Jackson and Christine Darden. These women not
When computers were human: The black women behind NASA's success | New Scientist
NASA Headquarters To Be Officially Renamed After Mary Jackson—Whose Story Was Featured In “Hidden Figures” - The Shade Room
D.C. City Council Votes To Name Street Outside Of NASA Headquarters 'Hidden Figures Way'
Katherine Johnson With NASA Langley Colleagues, 1970 | NASA
Hidden Figures Premiere and Award Ceremony | NASA
NASA Names Headquarters After 'Hidden Figure' Mary W. Jackson | NASA
Mary Jackson | Biography & Facts | Britannica
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NASA Names D.C. Headquarters After Hidden Figure Mary Jackson | PEOPLE.com
NASA's 'hidden figures' to be awarded Congressional Gold Medals | collectSPACE
Hidden Figures” Is a Subtle and Powerful Work of Counter-History | The New Yorker
