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Women scientists form a human pride flag, forming 6 rows of rainbow stripes on the bow of a boat with their different colored clothing. The people are smiling, some with their arms triumphantly up. There is wavy grey water in the background.

Why We Formed a Human Pride Flag in Antarctica

I wanted to be open about my sexuality. I wanted to be an advocate for inclusion. Having a pride flag was a key part of that message.

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A clear plastic skull shows the parts of the brain underneath in different colors.

Ben Barres Weaves One Timely and Remarkable Tale

My heart gladdened when I found the story of Ben Barres, the first openly transgender scientist accepted into the U.S. National Academy of Sciences.

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A person with clear-frame glasses, short hair, a gray t-shirt, necklace, and checkered hoodie is smiling against an outdoor backdrop.

Science has to do better for its queer, trans, and non-binary scientists

There is a lack of queer visibility in science fields. For transgender people, this visibility is even lower.

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On Being Queer in STEM

Queer scientists face unique challenges that deserve to be heard and addressed to make STEM inclusive for all.

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