Hidden Figures, the journey of Queen who shattered stereotypes and calculated their way to NASA.

Discover the incredible untold story of "Hidden Figures" in this captivating YouTube video! 🚀

Join us as we dive deep into the extraordinary journey of African women who defied the odds and made groundbreaking contributions to NASA. 💫✨

This video highlights the remarkable achievements of these unsung heroes, showcasing their immense talent, determination, and resilience. We explore their experiences as women of color, shedding light on the challenges they faced and the respect they rightfully deserve. 👩🏾‍🔬🌍

Immerse yourself in this inspiring narrative that reminds us of the power of equality, inclusion, and the impact each individual can make. 🌟✊

#HiddenFigures #AfricanWoman #ColorPeopleRespect

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(Limit) By Kingsley King on the album "Afro Vibes"

[BarManE.C.]

I love Kiersten Dunst and I loathe that she even had to play a villain in this movie but she showed just enough humility in the role to not be hateable.

[reniserodriguez]

One of the best movies made...it's sad how the people who should have gotten CREDIT never did like Katheryn

[Greertt-hjxt]

True Story of a Real, Very Good Movie!!👍👏🌟🎉😇

[valeriepiro]

Love Taraji P. Henson's acting. Extremely talented!

[yunwiyawaya]

A great movie about a greatly blessed woman who would not give up

[AidanTheGaymer]

This was a fantastic movie. I cried a few times haha.

[heatherwoodrow]

The book really shows how impressive these women were. Great movie 👍

[skontheroad]

FABULOUS FILM! I cry every time watch it!!
I told my 3 girls to watch it and they loved it too!
I realize now I never told my son to watch it.... hmmm....

[bbab]

I saw a clip of Kirsten talking about how she felt playing this character and how uncomfortable it made her, but I think she really did do a fantastic job.
I disliked her, but there was redemption in the end. I was SO CHUFFED whenshe said "Mrs. Vaughan"😊

[jeffbranchick]

History that I never learned took place until I saw this movie. Segregation prevented her from receiving proper credit at the time her accomplishments took place. This woman’s intelligence, as well as the department she came from, were an overwhelming ingredient to making the NASA space program a success.

[bensisko]

It was so strange to me at first with them calling humans "computers", but then it occurred to me that's how it was originally before the machines...

[nanashouse]

Loved I watched it 3 times. It’s like “Independence Day” there’s something about that movie! I watch it every time it’s on if I’m alone. Lol😊

[christianwalker]

66...I luv how at the end of the movie she stops calling Kathryn by her first name showing the respect she should have all along...it's a shame that anyone so competent should be so undervalued...UNITED WE STAND

[ruthwashington]

I love this movie
THANK YOU MRS DOROTHY VAUGHN❤❤

[branwenf.]

This is a great movie, especially since it's based on a true story. God bless the astronauts that risk their lives going up in those rockets/shuttle. but if it weren't for the people in that room the ones that come up with the numbers and scenarios there wouldn't be a space program and certainly no trips to the moon. Getting to work in that room was life changing. She broke barriers for colored folks and women everywhere. . I'm glad they finally received the recognition they deserved. ❤

[ronparker]

A great movie, laugh, cry and cheer!

[gnawnickvods]

such a real story that actually happened

[madelaine]

Never underestimate people by the color of their skin, whether we like it or not, we weren't made of the same cloth and it's what makes all of us unique.

[vivianhearon]

I watched this the other day. This is a Great movie to watch!!

[robert-zjef]

Very few movies, in my 70 years, have had any real meaning. HIDDEN FIGURES IS ONE THAT DID. WHAT I find amazing that these amazing women were unknown to all of us for far too long.