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Shetterly's entire purpose was to give recognition to the three women, that were completely disregarded by the media. So she disagrees with this issue and wants to put an end to it.

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Living Well wants Gendered Racism to disappear/end forever.

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Shetterly wants the world's perceptions of who "heroes look like". How not all heroes are the larger than life men, and that women have gotten into the knitty gritty of the space race to keep them up.

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One of the author's main points, is that women of color who have experienced past times of gendered racism have actually developed serious mental disorders, due to the trauma that it can leave.

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Gendered racism still indirectly affects women today, with the wage gap, different pay and benefits from jobs

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"Dorothy's letter was unadorned as the fall of NACA, and came summer of 1943".

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The tone for Living Well was angry. The author made this obvious through their rapid uses of facts and opinions, in one paragraphs

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Living Well believe Gendered Racism to be terrifying, wit its harmful affects towards one another.

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Throughout the years, women of color are known to have worked hard to gain their spot on the social status, and have fought to gain their individual occupations and careers. However most people aren't aware of the physical and emotional toll that it has taken on these women, such as: psychological distress, sleep loss, high blood pressure, an even emotional eating. Although this has affected many generations, it is not too late to help the issue. People must learn to reach out and accept one another, and seek help if they need.

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The target audience of this article would be: students who haven't been exposed to gendered racism.

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According to a study that examined the effects of gendered racism on psychological distress among African American women, these experiences are associated with increased psychological distress (Thomas, Witherspoon, and Speight, 2004).

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Break the barriers of stereotypes.

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When asked about the "heroes" of the space race: people automatically think about John Glenn or Neil Armstrong. However no one seems to know who Dorothy Vaughan, or Mary Jackson is. Yet they did as much, if not more work then the two astronauts. Through the evil Jim Crow laws that separated them from their coworkers. And the stereotypes that they could only do little things, three brave women defied stereotypes and machinists.

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The target audience for Hidden Figures are modern people, who haven't dealt with racism in the past. Shetterly stated that she wanted modern people to see the old ways of hatred against these races.

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The tone for Hidden figures, throughout was closer to being somber. Because this issue was so damaging, and almost bottomless, the tone almost gave off a depressing feel.