Beasts, Bitches And Masculine Rules
March 13, 2017
I Made the Bitch Famous, Katherine Johnson, Katrina Hosazu, Kayne West, Madison Pauly, negative effect of men writing women's history, Rosalind Franklin, Sallie Krawcheck, Taylor Swift, the C-Suite, The glass cliff, The Impossible Climb0 Comment
Sallie Krawcheck writes no matter what women do, if they play the game by men’s rules, they won’t win. “Women tend to get penalized no matter how they act on their way to the top. Those who get there are often set up for failure, tapped to lead only in moments of crisis, when th
Continue Reading →At The Close Of Women’s History Month
March 31, 2015
Charles Darrow, Francis Crick, James Watson, Jen Doll, Lizzie Magie, Mary Pilon, Mona Lisa, Monopoly, Parker Brothers, Ralph Anspasch, Rosalind Franklin, Women's History Month
Though it was a belated recognition, Rosalind Franklin is acknowledged to have determined the overall B-form of the DNA helix (Wikipedia) for which Francis Crick and James Watson were awarded the Nobel Prize. Men taking credit for women’s ideas isn’t new. But a new book by M
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