“If I just put a beard on, then maybe they would listen to what I have to say.”

Lander’s 2016 essay, “The Heroes of CRISPR,” which was a blatant attempt to rewrite history to ignore women’s contributions.

Researchers at Brigham Young University discovered that having a seat at the table is not the same as having a voice. That's something...

A third of the way through an Arctic voyage in October 2020, on the Russian research vessel, the Akademik Fedorov, a crew member...

"When men were told that they scored low on a masculinity test, they exaggerated their aggressiveness and the number of sexual partners."

"Anyone watching this will know that the Explorers Club does not just tolerate LGBT but embraces them."

Some women are superior to the average man, but they are “as exceptional as the birth of any monstrosity, as, for example, of a gorilla with

“It’s not that women weren’t there. It’s that they were hidden.”

I did what women do, saying, ‘What would I have to say that would be of value to anybody?’”

“If it’s not on Wikipedia it doesn’t exist. These women need to be written back into history.”

“All history projects require choices. Including a person or event exclude another. Women often don’t make the cut.”

A Nobel prize winner says: “Let me tell you about my trouble with girls in the lab." The problem? He is attracted to them.

“The fact that a man has to stick up for his female colleague to justify her accomplishments points to the engrained sexism in our society."

"They. Had. Time." Why couldn't NASA get the right spacesuits for women astonauts?

“This wasn’t boys being boys, it was some real pathological stuff."

““It took years, literally, to overcome the damage to my self-worth. I slowly rebuilt a career grounded in scientific inquiry.”

“That is, women get essentially zero credit for the collaborative work with men.”

Women often face cultural and political hurdles that men typically do not.