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Its wrong for someone like Watson and Crick to unlawfully claim something that is not theirs and try to take possession of it. But on the other hand, it was amazing how Rosalind could discover something in detail like that during that time period. 

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Its wrong for someone like Watson and Crick to unlawfully claim something that is not theirs and try to take possession of it. But on the other hand, it was amazing how Rosalind could discover something in detail like that during that time period. 

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I've never really heard about her before but I've  heard about Watson and crick and now I think it's terrible how she never really got credit for what she and I also think it's awful how Watson and crick stole her idea and ended up being so famous.

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As a fellow comrade from the same gender, I feel satisfied knowing that all the energy exerted on undermining Rosalind Franklin was put to waste. However, that does not mean I feel as though it is alight for them to have stolen her work. I feel angry knowing that she never got rewarded for her hard work and that those thieves never got justice knocking on their doors. Sexism could not account for the talents they did not possess.

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It is very important that we as a human stop plagiarizing others people work!! I feel very sad for her because she is the real MVP of all time!!

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It is upsetting that her work was never fully acknowledged until after she had passed away, but people know better now. Although she will never feel the acclaim since she is dead, but schools could change their cirruculum so that it is more accurate: allowing the acclaim to be placed on the right person, Rosalind Franklin.

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It is upsetting that her work was never fully acknowledged until after she had passed away, but people know better now. Although she will never feel the acclaim since she is dead, but schools could change their cirruculum so that it is more accurate: allowing the acclaim to be placed on the right person, Rosalind Franklin.

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It is upsetting that her work was never fully acknowledged until after she had passed away, but people know better now. Although she will never feel the acclaim since she is dead, but schools could change their cirruculum so that it is more accurate: allowing the acclaim to be placed on the right person, Rosalind Franklin.

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It is upsetting that her work was never fully acknowledged until after she had passed away, but people know better now. Although she will never feel the acclaim since she is dead, but schools could change their cirruculum so that it is more accurate: allowing the acclaim to be placed on the right person, Rosalind Franklin.

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It's really a pain to see how Rosalind's research was not recognize as it such be. This is my first time hearing about her story, so I was quite intrigued to the background information of the discovery of the DNA structure.

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It's really a pain to see how Rosalind's research was not recognize as it such be. This is my first time hearing about her story, so I was quite intrigued to the background information of the discovery of the DNA structure.

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Rosalind franklin was a brave women that was going through sexism even through the setting of her work place. Although that did not stop her from achieving her goals, it angers me that watson and crick took advantage of society's view on women and thought that it is ok to take her work that she spent extensive time on. I also believe that its important to notice her works rather than teaching students and recognizing the 2 men that are not the true founders of this achievement.

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It's really a pain to see how Rosalind's research was not recognize as it such be. This is my first time hearing about her story, so I was quite intrigued to the background information of the discovery of the DNA structure.

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I initially recalled that Rosalind Franklin had a major contribution to the development of the DNA model. Before watching this video, I assumed that Watson and Crick simply took inspiration from Franklin, but to my dismay they actually completely stole her discoveries and credit. Despite the overwhelming evidence that Franklin did indeed come to her conclusions first, she was not recognized for her achievement until years after her death. It is also interesting to note that her contributions to genetics and DNA continued to inspire discoveries (i.e viral discoveries in 1982). Overall, this video reminded me of familiar information, but it also brought me awareness of the struggles women faced during Franklin’s time and that she deserves far more credit than what many give her for her multiple scientific discoveries

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I initially recalled that Rosalind Franklin had a major contribution to the development of the DNA model. Before watching this video, I assumed that Watson and Crick simply took inspiration from Franklin, but to my dismay they actually completely stole her discoveries and credit. Despite the overwhelming evidence that Franklin did indeed come to her conclusions first, she was not recognized for her achievement until years after her death. It is also interesting to note that her contributions to genetics and DNA continued to inspire discoveries (i.e viral discoveries in 1982). Overall, this video reminded me of familiar information, but it also brought me awareness of the struggles women faced during Franklin’s time and that she deserves far more credit than what many give her for her multiple scientific discoveries

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It is unfortunate that her work at the time was seen as something that backed up watson and cricks findings despite the fact that her work inspired them and it's unfortunate that she died of cancer before she had the chance to receive the noble prize that she deserved

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It is unfortunate that her work at the time was seen as something that backed up watson and cricks findings despite the fact that her work inspired them and it's unfortunate that she died of cancer before she had the chance to receive the noble prize that she deserved

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It really bothers me that Rosalind Franklin receives little to no acknowledgement even though she had such major contributions to the same exact thing. She is the reason why the discovery is made and yet she is not recognized for it because her work was published after. Even now, she still should get the recognition that she has not yet received.

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Listening to her story helped me appreciate how far society has come and how what some may assume is the most unlikely person to succeed is the one who does.  It made me feel both sorry and happy for her: sorry for her not receiving the credit she deserved in her lifetime, and happy to know that she has begun to receive said credit.  Science is an incredible field and hearing her story inspires me.

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I am annoyed at the fact that Watson and Crick attempted to discredit Rosalind's work and stole her discovery. She deserved to obtain a nobel prize for her work

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I have mixed emotions, happy and proud of her for striving toward her dreams and goals and finally achieving it by her own without any assistance. I am also mad and disappointed that "scientists" had such morals and stole her data and pretended it was their's without even thanking her when taking the mobel prize. Her work and her research had led to where we are now. Thanks to the "superwoman" and the "super scientist".

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I have heard of her story before and I always feel the same way after hearing her story, angry. It is horrible that she does not get the credit she deserves. Schools should recognize her achievements more often.

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Rosalind's research and data has revolutionized the  world of science today. They need to recognize and celebrate her achievements more.

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I had heard about this story before and watched multiple videos and a movie on it in science classes before, but one thing that I hadn't heard about is her additional work on the structure of viruses were necessary for Aaron Klug to win a Nobel Prize in 1982.

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I learned about her in 9th grade biology and about how she had developed Photo 51, and I am appalled by the lack of credit or acknowledgement in her years studying. Schools should spend more time analyzing her work, and then study Watson and Crick's work.

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Rosalind Fralk

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This made me feel mad because its not fair that she never got the proper recognition for her work in science. At the same time I'm sure she's not the only one that had faced sexism in the workfield but I'm glad she wanted to make more for herself and study science. 

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This made me feel mad because its not fair that she never got the proper recognition for her work in science. At the same time I'm sure she's not the only one that had faced sexism in the workfield but I'm glad she wanted to make more for herself and study science. 

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I have heard about her story before, but never this much in depth. It is amazing the things she has done! At the same time, the lack of credit is awful.

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It actually makes me super angry by the fact that scientists took her data and were given the credit for most of it. She did not deserve it because it was all of her work and it was unfair. It also makes me angry that they don't teach this fact often within schools, and instead were given falsified information rather than the whole truth.