So now, if you try to make this claim to the type of people that like this - they will aggressively point at the black women that helped do paperwork for the Apollo missions.
If you push back against this, they will make the claim that it was impossible without these black women, and that they wrote the entire launch plan, did all the calculations for orbit, etc.
If you attempt to provide any proof this wasn't the case they will send you clips of the movie they made years back about it.
So despite there still, including the women above, being no significant black female scientists or engineers, they have tricked themselves into believing there are.
There's a hilarious scene in First Man where a black dude is singing about "Whitey on the Moon" in the shadow of Apollo 11 about to launch. I don't know if it was meant to be funny or actually supposed to be some kind of political commentary but I LOLed all the same.
So now, if you try to make this claim to the type of people that like this - they will aggressively point at the black women that helped do paperwork for the Apollo missions.
If you push back against this, they will make the claim that it was impossible without these black women, and that they wrote the entire launch plan, did all the calculations for orbit, etc.
If you attempt to provide any proof this wasn't the case they will send you clips of the movie they made years back about it.
So despite there still, including the women above, being no significant black female scientists or engineers, they have tricked themselves into believing there are.
The Civil Rights Movement protested the moon missions because it was money that could be going toward gibs for them.
There's a hilarious scene in First Man where a black dude is singing about "Whitey on the Moon" in the shadow of Apollo 11 about to launch. I don't know if it was meant to be funny or actually supposed to be some kind of political commentary but I LOLed all the same.
"There weren't [changing this to just "any" to avoid running afoul of site rules] within a hundred miles.."