Hidden Women: The African-American Mathematicians of NASA Who Helped America Win the Space Race

The book features inspiring stories of six remarkable women who made significant contributions to NASA and the field of mathematics. Katherine Johnson's calculations were crucial for space missions, while Mary Jackson and Dorothy Vaughn broke barriers in engineering and programming. Miriam Mann, Annie Easley, and Christine Darden also played vital roles, showcasing their determination and intellect. Their collective achievements highlight the importance of diversity and perseverance in STEM fields, offering a powerful narrative of empowerment and innovation.