Reply to "HYPATIA OF ALEXANDRIA, EGYPT"

KhalliqaA1

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Originally posted by Fine:
No problem!
Thank you so much, Ms. Virtue U Are Tops!

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http://www.africa.upenn.edu/K-12/African_Science.html
8. Beatrice Lumpkin (1988) and Margaret Alic (1986) have both described the life of Hypatia, " For fifteen centuries Hypatia was often considered to be the only female scientist in history.

FIFTEEN CENTURIES!!!!!!!!!!!! Good lawd..

and the ONLY female scientist....????

See, I studied her just a bit as a philosophy major....

How many more of our sheroes have been overlooked?

In the old days... there was a goddess for every god... and it reflected in the cultural status of the women...

but I digress....

Kudos for this thread..

Peace,
Khalliqa

7/23/0610:21 PM

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