There’s a chronology of “psychology’s contributions to the belief in racial hierarchy and perpetuation of inequality for people of color in U.S.&rdquo…

It was “a large, plain white building”, W.E.B. Du Bois wrote, “on the banks of the Seine, opposite the Rue des…

This Black History Month, I’ve dug into the origin stories of African-American STEM societies, and the amazing people who started…

This Black History Month, I’ve dug into the founding stories of African-American STEM societies. In previous posts we’ve covered groups from…

After the slow first wave of African-American STEM societies from 1895 to 1947 (part 1), a new wave swept in…

When we celebrate STEM history, we tend to focus on individuals singled out for specific inspiring scientific achievements. And that’s…

It was a turning point. The previous year, the US Civil Rights Act had passed. On 26 January 1969 in…

Do you want to see more photos and stories of amazing women and other under-represented scientists? Sure you do! And…

The photos are gorgeous. They’re uplifting. The images bring women we have not heard of before to life, shifting our own…

There’s no getting around it. A lot of scientists are white men, and it’s always been that way. But it’s never…

Guest post by Michelle Munyikwa I am currently still reveling in Black History Month. Yes, it is no longer February…

Guest post by Michelle Munyikwa The skull was smaller than I expected it to be, shockingly light in my hands. Despite…