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Celebrating Women in Science With @rachelignotofsky
For more tributes to female scientists, follow @rachelignotofsky on Instagram.
Growing up, Rachel Ignotofsky (@rachelignotofsky) knew she was going to become either a scientist or an illustrator. The Missouri resident chose art, but now she’s combining her two passions with a series of drawings celebrating groundbreaking and often unheralded women in science.
“I wanted to do my part and celebrate these women and their accomplishments and hopefully get a younger audience familiar with them,” Rachel says. “I think that a good way to fight gender bias is to show young girls and boys strong female role models.”
So far, she’s done seven drawings out of a planned 50, highlighting women such as 19th century paleontologist Mary Anning and pioneering computer scientist Grace Hopper.
“A lot of these women are not very well known, even though their accomplishments have changed our world forever,” she says. “I want my illustrations to help spark an interest in learning more about these women. I want young girls and boys to see that no matter who they are, despite their gender, they can accomplish anything.”
Start now. Start where you are. Start with fear. Start with pain. Start with doubt. Start with hands shaking. Start with voice trembling but start. Start and don’t stop. Start where you are, with what you have. Just … start.
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14 Unusual Coloring Books for Adults
Just Another Nigerian Drama (JAND 1-3)- A new webcomic by Studio of Modé about the lives of Nigerian university students living in the United Kingdom. Sex, drugs, parties, relationships, family are all on display presented in an unexpected cartoon style for the subject matter. This should be fun.
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INDUCTION by Toyosi Faridah Kekere-Ekun
Photographer Toyosi Faridah Kekere-Ekun exhibits her debut collection, which consists of 20 images inspired by love, grief, new life and death.
Women Dance The Night Away At a Yaba Nightclub. The Popular club owner said: “We don’t care What Part Of The World you are From, we are all friends. Yoruba’s, Hausa’s, Ibo’s, Bini’s All Come To my Club To drink Together As Friends” Lagos 1967. Source: African Media
OMG they wore Iro & Buba to night clubs ❤️
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Exploring the Nelson Mandela Statue in Pretoria
To see more photos and videos of the new Nelson Mandela statue, explore the Union Buildings location page.
In Pretoria, South Africa, a statue of the former president Nelson Mandela stands out across the skyline. The statue was unveiled on South Africa’s Day of Reconciliation, a public holiday which marks the end of racial conflict in South Africa, shortly after Mandela passed away at the age of 95.
Standing nine meters (30 feet) tall in front of the Union Buildings at the government headquarters, the bronze statue shows Mandela’s hands outstretched to show how he embraced the whole nation. Sculptors Andre Prinsloo and Ruhan Janse van Vuuren also hid a bronze rabbit in Mandela’s ear, symbolizing the haste with which they took to finish the statue.
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