Shubhi Sinha, 11
Raiha Zainab, Student Section Editor
“I sometimes feel inferior because I’m in a lot of STEM fields and I’ll look around me and I’ll see a room full of guys. I’ll see that I’m the only girl in this project, and even though we live in 2017 and we’ve made a lot of changes to the movement of giving women equal rights, in smaller situations, the inferiority is really prevalent and it’s hard to ignore. I never tell people that up front but it’s always in the back of my mind and I think I’m the only girl here. I don’t feel as comfortable. Are they going to look at me in a different way? Am I not going to be able to be heard as much?”
Related Posts:
- Students, College and Career Resources Coordinator discuss female underrepresentation in academic fields, making… Senior Alexandra “Sandra” Yang said she has always been passionate about computer science (CS); joining CS clubs never seemed like a hard decision for her. However, when she arrived at the callout meetings, Yang said she immediately noticed these clubs…
- Pageant titleholder, model, teacher, postdoctoral fellow reflect on Black is Beautiful movement, beauty… Black is Beautiful In 1962, in Harlem, New York, brothers Kwame Brathwaite and Elombe Brath hosted a fashion show with their artist collective, the African Jazz Art Society and Studios (AJASS). The show, titled “Naturally ‘62,” was created to celebrate…
- Women’s hockey players continue to navigate male-dominated sport Mallory Cheslock, Carmel women’s Icehounds player and senior, had an unusual introduction to the sport of hockey which she has now played for 12 years. “(My family) was at a store which had hockey equipment and there was a pink…
Thank you for your donation!
There was an issue submitting your request.
