Rosalind Franklin
Thursday October 9, 2008
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rosalind franklin was an extrodaanary woman. not only did she not get the full credit for her work. she was also discriminated at king’s collage. so when your read this passage she’s more than a scientist she amazing!!
p.s.- i’m doing a reserch projest on her so i know quite a bit about her.!!
Wow!!!! Rosiland Franklin was quite the all-American woman huh? She was an amazing scientist that also fought for Women’s Rights even without really trying. I mean, in her time, female scientists weren’t really all that common and they still aren’t.