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ED 262 mylineONLINE: Gender, Sexism, & Sexual Orientations
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Nine years into my research and academic career, one of the most common questions I hear from family and friends is, “uzoqedanini ukufunda?” (“Will she ever finish studying?”). They’re not the only ones who struggle to understand what it is that I do. My experience is that most black women “fall into” research an Via Igor Espanhol 
Igor Espanhol's curator insight,
February 10, 2018 3:51 PM
"Tradition and few chances are keeping black South African women out of science." |
"The 38-year-old mother of three (whose name has been changed for this piece) lives in the town of Kahama, in northern Tanzania. She had been coughing for weeks prior to her diagnosis and had visited several health facilities, but she was given regular antibiotics, which are ineffective against TB."