💡 Discover the hidden figures of history! This video reveals the incredible true stories of the female engineers, architects, and inventors who were written out of the history books.
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📚 **CHAPTERS:**
0:00 - The History You Weren't Told
0:45 - The True Builder of the Brooklyn Bridge
1:30 - The Patent That Was Washed Away
2:15 - The Hollywood Star Who Invented WiFi
3:00 - Why Their Stories Matter Today
3:25 - Reclaiming Their Legacy
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The skyline of our modern world was built by more than just the famous names we know. For centuries, the contributions of brilliant women in STEM have been overlooked, minimized, or outright credited to men.
In this video, we spotlight the forgotten architects of our world. We tell the story of **Emily Warren Roebling**, the woman who truly engineered the Brooklyn Bridge. We look at **Josephine Cochrane**, the inventor of the dishwasher, whose patent was co-opted by a male-dominated industry. And we celebrate **Hedy Lamarr**, the Hollywood actress whose genius laid the groundwork for the WiFi and Bluetooth technology we use every day.
Their stories are more than just historical footnotes. They are a crucial part of understanding the past and building a more inclusive future for science, technology, engineering, and math.
🔍 **Learn more about these incredible women:**
- [National Women's History Museum - Emily Warren Roebling](https://www.womenshistory.org/education-resources/biographies/emily-warren-roebling)
- [The MIT Inventor of the Week - Hedy Lamarr](https://lemelson.mit.edu/resources/hedy-lamarr)
- [The Story of Josephine Cochrane](https://www.invent.org/inductees/josephine-cochrane)
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DISCLAIMER:
This video is intended for educational and inspirational purposes. The historical narratives presented are based on extensive research from reputable sources, including the National Women's History Museum and MIT's Inventor Archive. However, historical accounts can sometimes contain conflicting details or interpretations. While we have made every effort to ensure accuracy, some complex stories have been simplified for brevity and clarity in a short-form video format. We encourage viewers to use this video as a starting point for their own exploration into these incredible figures and the broader context of their lives and work.
This video is intended for educational and inspirational purposes. The historical narratives presented are based on extensive research from reputable sources, including the National Women's History Museum and MIT's Inventor Archive. However, historical accounts can sometimes contain conflicting details or interpretations. While we have made every effort to ensure accuracy, some complex stories have been simplified for brevity and clarity in a short-form video format. We encourage viewers to use this video as a starting point for their own exploration into these incredible figures and the broader context of their lives and work.
1 Comments
Emily Warren Roebling, Josephine Cochrane, Hedy Lamarr—their stories were almost lost to history.
ReplyDeleteThis injustice makes me wonder: **If you could go back in time and hand one of these women the credit they deserved, which moment would you choose and why?**
Let's give them the recognition they earned in the comments below. 👇