Who is here because, you worked on this in school ???

The more I learn about these ladies, the more I find myself proud of them. Now, I have no right to being proud. I knew nothing of them or their struggles, I did not help them, I did nothing then - and know of nothing now I can do. So best I can analyze, I feel proud of them because they are women who showed how to be a WOMAN while dealing with tons of issues which sought to repress them. And that ladies and gentlemen, is a story as vibrant and relevant today as it has ever been. I see young women trying many different ways to get attention to their point of view in society. But none of them seem to be so amazing and beautiful as the ways THESE ladies chose to rise up and do it. Nor so impressive in its results. I don't know if they were trying to be role models but it would be very hard to find any woman, in any field of endeavor more deserving. I would like to see biographies on each of them made part of the curriculum for both boys and girls. Or at least, make those books available to be read. And since I am dreaming, let's look a little wider and find the others out there in our history who likewise rose above seemingly unbeatable issues to make amazing contributions to society. Those stories are out there, and just not being shared with young people enough. We are not doing enough to offer our young people examples of what can be done in spite of obstacles. Thank you to all of you who were part of the book and the movie "Hidden Figures". If ever it was a time to look to our heroes for inspiration, this is it. These ladies are now my heroes, thanks to you.

that's all of the hidden history they didn't want us to know about.

It's a damn shame these women weren't recognized earlier.

This should be included in American History!

Cette vidéo ma été d'une grande aide et mrc bcp les reufs

It's very important that this story was told. Amazing women regardless of color but during that time it was so horrible. I'm caucasian and in the south and I felt different from my parents and family which has put me as the *odd duck* but that's ok. This deserves to win Best Picture for the accomplishments and acting from casts superb. I'm so glad to see much more movies of diversity in the selection. We need this more and women more plus other ethnic groups that this president is trying to use his power for bigotry and so much more. We are all one people, we're all immigrants from somewhere, and we're all Americans- humans designed by God.

Beautiful woman I wish they were more recognized .

Can't wait to see it

how about this lady be nomnited for the noble peace prize,must she do more to earn that right?

What this was in Virginia?

interesting

Alors les terminales de LG ça bossent les notions ?

Great!!

Les 1ere de Lavezz vous etes là ?

they weren't the only black women who worked as "human computers". The question is why did they reserve these jobs for black women? especially in an era with black people with college degrees working as janitors, butlers and such. From the 1940's at least until the late 1960's. strange. now all the hype for a movie brought out by the dominant society.

Salut les premières

Ok

Ok chef

Sad

Yo la 1ere G3

C’est quand même vachement chiant ces questions

Romain coucou

Angry black women. Good movie. Bad interview.

I dont believe it ever happened.I think its all bs