Black Women in Science Youth Tee – STEM History Graphic Shirt

This Black Women in Science youth tee celebrates groundbreaking women whose discoveries shaped biology, genetics, astronomy, environmental science, and space exploration. Designed to inspire curiosity and confidence, this educational graphic highlights real scientists and mathematicians who changed history through innovation, persistence, and brilliance.

Ideal for students who love science—or are just beginning to discover it.

✨ Smart minds start young.

Featured Trailblazers in This Design:

• Rosalind Franklin (1920) - chemist whose X-ray diffraction images provided critical evidence for the discovery of DNA’s double-helix structure.
• Barbara McClintock (1902) - geneticist who discovered transposable genetic elements, commonly known as “jumping genes,” fundamentally changing the field of genetics.
• Cecilia Payne-Gaposchkin (1900) - astronomer who demonstrated that stars are primarily composed of hydrogen and helium, overturning long-held scientific beliefs.
• Rachel Carson (1907) - marine biologist and writer whose book Silent Spring exposed the dangers of pesticides and helped launch the modern environmental movement.
• Katherine Johnson (1918) - mathematician whose orbital calculations were critical to NASA’s Mercury missions and helped enable the Apollo Moon landing..
• Annie Easley (1933) - NASA computer scientist and aerospace engineer who worked on rocket systems and energy-related technology projects.
• Evelyn Boyd Granville (1929) - an applied mathematician who contributed to key computing and analysis work supporting U.S. space and defense programs.
• Marie Maynard Daly (1917) - biochemist whose research helped establish the link between cholesterol levels, diet, and heart disease.
• Mae Jemison (1956) - First Black woman astronaut, flying aboard Space Shuttle Endeavour and later advocating for science education.

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