We must never forget the essential role that Black women played in our civilization.

A few years back, some stupid movie called “Hidden Figures” came out. It was about how four black women were supposedly essential to the Apollo space program.

Yeah, it was as dumb as it sounds.

We debunked it at the time in these two articles. Basically, these women only did minor things that thousands of people would have been qualified for, and constituted a tiny fraction of larger teams of people.

That didn’t stop the Jewish media from lionizing these women as geniuses and heroes, of course.

And now, Congress is honoring them with the congressional medal. Because reality isn’t nearly as important as Hollywood nonsense.

CNN:

Four African American women known as the “Hidden Figures” who worked at NASA during the Space Race are being awarded Congressional Gold Medals, the highest civilian award in the US.

That’s the name of the movie, wink wink, nudge nudge!

Yes, we get it. They get the medal because of a movie.

President Donald Trump signed into law the Hidden Figures Congressional Gold Medal Act on Friday.

Engineers Christine Darden and Mary Jackson, as well as mathematician Katherine Johnson and computer programmer Dorothy Vaughan were awarded Congressional Gold Medals.

Again, all these women were “human computers.” That means they just did calculations by hand for the actual scientists and engineers – electronic calculators didn’t exist back then.

These women weren’t designing rockets, they were just one step above being janitors.

Vaughan and Jackson, who passed away, were both awarded posthumously.

A fifth gold medal was granted in honor of all women who contributed to NASA during the Space Race.

The women, who worked at NASA’s Langley Research Center in Virginia, were so-called “human computers” who did the complex calculations that made space travel possible.

They played pivotal roles in World War II aircraft testing, supersonic flight research, and sending the Voyager probes to explore the solar system. They also helped land the first man on the moon in 1969.

These journalists are trying to make it sound like if we didn’t have these Black women, we’d never have finished any of these projects.

That’s obviously ridiculous.

Democratic Senator Kamala Harris from California, one of the people who introduced the bipartisan bill, called the women “pioneers” and an inspiration to black women across the US.

“The groundbreaking accomplishments of these four women, and all of the women who contributed to the success of NASA, helped us win the space race but remained in the dark far too long,” said Harris in a press release.

The four trailblazers paved the way for women of color to make history in fields including science, math, and technology.

Vaughan, an expert computer programmer, led the segregated West Area Computing unit at the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics (NACA), which later became NASA. At the time, black women were separated from their white colleagues and limited to using segregated bathrooms and dining facilities.

So this is another case of brown people giving each other medals, huh.

It is my honor to give this here medal to this otha nigger right here.

These people really have to grasp at straws to find “accomplishments” for brown people. The official tally is now:

1. Peanut butter
2. A few negroes did calculations at NASA

Except peanut butter was invented before that Black guy thought of it, if memory serves right.

So, huh, this might be the only thing Black people have ever done, I guess. I can understand their excitement.

Those Chinese White supremacists did it again!

Not only did they use stolen Afrikan technology to land a probe on the moon, now they have to put salt on the wound by growing cotton there – literally the most racist form of non-European life on the face of the earth.

Is there no end to this hatred?

The Guardian:

A small green shoot is growing on the moon after a cotton seed germinated onboard a Chinese lunar lander, scientists said.

The sprout has emerged from a lattice-like structure inside a canister after the Chang’e 4 lander touched down earlier this month, according to a series of photos released by the Advanced Technology Research Institute at Chongqing University.

“This is the first time humans have done biological growth experiments on the lunar surface,” said Xie Gengxin, who led the design of the experiment, on Tuesday.

Can you imagine wasting money on stuff like this instead of on more important things, like funding Israel’s military or giving Guatemalan refugees fleeing the brutal Syrian civil war more welfare?

Plants have been grown previously on the International Space Station, but this is the first time a seed has sprouted on the moon. The ability to grow plants in space is seen as crucial for long-term space missions and establishing human outposts elsewhere in the solar system, such as Mars.

Harvesting food in space, ideally using locally extracted water, would mean astronauts could survive for far longer without returning to Earth for supplies.

History repeats itself once again…

…except this time, the White supremacists are yellow!

The Chang’e 4 probe – named after the Chinese moon goddess – made the world’s first soft landing on the far side of the moon on 3 January, a major step in China’s ambitions to become a space superpower.

Scientists from Chongqing University, who designed the “mini lunar biosphere” experiment, sent an 18cm bucket-like container holding air, water and soil.

Can you imagine how many Somalis could’ve lived to have 10 children with the money they wasted on this worthless science experiment?

We should all take after this strong independent womyn’s way of atoning for her role in the slave trade which built her country out of cotton

Inside are cotton, arabidopsis – a small, flowering plant of the mustard family – and potato seeds, as well as fruit-fly eggs and yeast.

Images sent back by the probe show a cotton plant has grown well, but so far none of the other plants had sprouted, the university said.

So only the racist, hateful plant is growing, but not the other ones.

How is this not subliminal racist messaging?

Chang’e 4 is also equipped with instruments developed by scientists from Sweden, Germany and China to study the lunar environment, cosmic radiation and the interaction between solar wind and the moon’s surface.

The lander released a rover, nicknamed Yutu 2 (Jade Rabbit), that will perform experiments in the Von Kármán crater.

Oh my God… do these people not realize how triggering it is for tens of millions of holocaust survivors to put the word “experiments” in the same sentence as a German name?

Have they learned nothing from Auschwitz?

The agency said four more lunar missions are planned, confirming the launch of Chang’e 5 by the end of the year, which will be the first probe to return samples of the moon to Earth since the 1970s.

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According to Wu, the Chang’e 6 mission will be designed to bring samples back from the south pole of the moon and this will be followed by probes that will conduct comprehensive surveys of the area. The series of missions will also lay the groundwork for the construction of a lunar research base, possibly using 3D printing technology to build facilities.

Wu also revealed that China will send a probe to Mars around 2020.

More money spent on racist science, instead of on welfare for brown people.

Also, notice how the Guardian, despite it calling itself “progressive” says nothing about the fact that the entire space program was invented by black women, even though there’s irrefutable scholarship proving this to be true.

Turns out that the progressives were the real racists all along #hitlerwasaleftwingsocialist.

Let’s hope that, eventually, the Chinese see the error of their ways and become enlightened, just like White people did.

Flying to Afrika to dig wells is far more rewarding than being an astronaut

Steph Curry has betrayed his race by denying the Apollo moon landings. These missions were only successful because of African geniuses.

Top baller Steph Curry caused a great deal of controversy the other day when he expressed his belief that the Apollo moon landings were a hoax. After receiving lots of criticism, he backtracked and said that he was joking about his moon landing denying views.

Fox News:

NBA star Steph Curry told ESPN Wednesday he was “joking” earlier this week when he said he did not think humans had ever landed on the moon — and he revealed he’d accept an invitation from NASA to visit lunar artifacts at the Johnson Space Center in Houston.

Curry kicked off the controversy earlier this week when he appeared on a podcast called “Winging It” with fellow NBA veterans Vince Carter and Kent Bazemore, as well as Curry’s Golden State Warriors teammate Andre Iguodala. At one point in the free-flowing conversation, Curry asked the group: “We ever been to the moon?” After the others responded no, Curry said: “They’re going to come get us, I don’t think so either. Sorry, I don’t want to start conspiracies.”

This came after the responsible Jew Max Kellerman called him out on TV for irresponsibly denying this event, linking this crisis to Putin hacking the elections.

Despite Curry’s quick reversal, the damage was done. His comments have greatly harmed the reputation of the black race. That’s because the only reason the United States landed men on the moon was due to the work of black female geniuses.

Disney, a highly reputable Jewish film company, last year put out a true historical drama film called “Hidden Figures.” The movie accurately documents how the space program of the 1960s would have been a total and complete failure if it wasn’t for the work of three very intelligent black women. Without these black females and a Jew who survived Adolf Hitler’s fake shower room gas chambers, the American space program would have not accomplished a single thing. These black women were even held back from doing their important work thanks to racist White engineers and segregated bathrooms.

So even if Curry was joking, it was a joke done in extremely poor taste. Denying the Apollo moon landings is the equivalent of claiming that there are no black geniuses. And the idea that there are no black geniuses is a truly insane one.

Take for example these great black men of genius.

Neil deGrasse Tyson

Jim Kelly

Gucci Mane

Beetlejuice

And those are just a few of the many black geniuses that have graced us with their presence over the past several decades.

But this idea that the Apollo moon landings were faked is truly offensive. Just take a look at this photo of the lunar module.

Conspiracy theorists will claim that the lunar module was nothing more than some gold colored aluminum foil duct taped to PVC pipes and that all the moon landing photos were shot in a studio by Stanley Kubrick. But these claims are obviously false and undermine the great work that black geniuses did to put men on the moon.

And besides, the lunar module looks totally legitimate. It’s really bizarre how anyone could ever question its advanced capabilities.

People just need to face the facts. The Apollo moon landings were real and they were only made possible because of black geniuses.

For decades, white controlled media and history books have hidden the truth about the pivotal role niggers played in the NASA space program. Quite simply, if it wasn’t for niggers, the space program would have been completely non-viable.

Finally, Hollywood Jews are bringing to the stupid, racist masses the true story of how nigger female math geniuses built the space program.

The film is being hailed by Jews as “totally accurate” and “completely based in actual facts.” Other Jews have said that it is “truthful” and claimed that it shows “the reality of NASA finally revealed.”

Along with inventing space travel, nigger women also created time travel and did the genetic research which led to the resurrection of the dinosaurs currently housed in Jurassic Park.

A guaranteed box office hit if I ever saw one.

Prepare to be inspired, goyim.

You’ve always insisted that Blacks were dumb and useless. Little did you know, all your greatest accomplishments would have been impossible without the secret assistance of Black female geniuses.

It’s time we finally lifted the veil of deceit obscuring our past. It’s time to admit that the real credit for the space program lies with the Blacks.

Hey! Don’t goof around. This is serious. Prepare to have your prejudices challenged.

WCQS:

On Feb. 20, 1962, John Glenn blasted off into space and became the first American to orbit Earth. Behind the scenes, thousands of engineers and mathematicians worked tirelessly to make NASA’s Friendship 7 mission a success. Historical photos show them as white men in crisp white shirts and ties — but we now know there’s more to that picture.

In her book Hidden Figures, author Margot Lee Shetterly gives name and voice to the African-American women who worked as human “computers” in the space program. Now, just a few months after the book was published, a new movie is also telling that story. (The film rights were optioned just a couple of weeks after Shetterly got her book deal.)

Wow, they didn’t waste any time there, did they?

I guess this was a story that (((they))) really wanted to push.

As mathematicians and engineers, these women made incalculable contributions to the space program — and the fact that they were African-Americans working in the segregated South makes their stories even more remarkable.

Incalculable, goyim!

Without these Black women, we’d still be living in caves!

If 3 Blacks got us to the moon… Imagine what an all-Black space program could accomplish.

In the film Hidden Figures, Oscar-winning actress Octavia Spencer plays Dorothy Vaughan, NASA’s first African-American supervisor. The movie shows a tenacious Vaughan insisting that her title reflect the supervisory work she was already doing.

Uh, let’s not get ahead of ourselves here.

According to Wikipedia, she was made head of “West Area Computers,” a segregated group of Black women who’s task was to do hand calculations that the actual engineers and scientists didn’t have the time to do.

It was grunt work, which required no creative thinking or advanced scientific understanding – they just processed data.

Taraji P. Henson plays Katherine Johnson, an extraordinary mathematician who calculated the trajectories for Glenn’s Friendship 7 mission. (Johnson also worked on the Apollo and space shuttle programs.) Sitting in her trailer after shooting a scene in which Johnson explains a difficult equation to her perplexed male colleagues, Henson confesses that in real life, “Math and science scares me. It makes my heart palpitate.”

Don’t let your lying eyes deceive you; this woman is 100% Black.

Even ignoring the fact that this woman is an octoroon or something, this narrative is stretched pretty thin.

Calculating the trajectories of object in a vacuum isn’t something so complex that they couldn’t have found thousands of other people who could have done the job. I mean, maybe she was a genius or something at making these conventional physics calculations. But they’re trying to make it look like she was doing ground-breaking, novel work that “baffled” the scientists and engineers around her. That’s nonsense.

From her Wikipedia entry:

Johnson co-authored 26 scientific papers. NASA maintains a list of Johnson’s most significant articles with links to its archival search tool to find others.

Johnson’s social impact as a pioneer in space science and computing may be seen both from the honors she has received and the number of times her story is presented as a role model.

In other words, everything she’s done was as part of a larger team, and her prestige is based on Jew hype.

I’m not saying she wasn’t a smart woman, or that she didn’t contribute to the space program. I’m sure she did her job properly. Well, I hope so. But to claim she was some essential, key member is ridiculous.

Henson remembers feeling a little angry when she first learned about Johnson’s achievements. “The world needs to know her,” she says. ” … Whenever I watch any footage of anything about NASA, you see men. You see a smoke-filled room full of suits and ties. You never see women.”

Singer and actress Janelle Monáe cried when she first read the script. She plays Mary Jackson, who, according to NASA, “may have been the only black female aeronautical engineer in the field” in the 1950s.

Pretty impressive! She should definitely be presented as a role model for Blacks.

But, uh, how many engineers were working at NASA in the 50’s, exactly?

Source.

So, at it’s peak, in the 50’s NASA hired like, 3000 engineers. With the other technical experts, that’s like 7000 people. Some of them probably left, so the total is probably higher.

In other words, this woman’s work accounted for less than 0.05% of the engineering that went into the early space program.

But never mind that, we need to photoshop Black women into every old NASA picture to correct this “false historical perception,” that White men did everything.

Africaneesha’s insights were key to the development of the rocket prototype.

Monáe says, “I was really upset because, as an African-American young woman, I had no idea who Mary Jackson was, who Dorothy Vaughan was, who Katherine Johnson was, who the colored ‘computers’ were. I had no idea. And I’m just like: This clearly had to be a mistake. These are American heroes. Without their brains, without their hard work and dedication to NASA and the long hours that they worked together, we would have not made it into space. We would have not made it into orbit.“

You’re literally nothing without the Negro, White man.

Lol.

Ironically, if there’s a small minority group working at NASA which could realistically be credited with invaluable contributions to the American space program, it wouldn’t be Blacks.

It would be Nazis.

After the war, the US brought all of Nazi Germany’s top rocket scientist here in “Operation Paperclip.” Because the German’s rocket technology was far ahead of the allies, their knowledge and creative genius was at the core of the American space program.

Werner Von Braun, the designer of the Saturn V rocket and director at NASA, was a SS officer during the war.

When can we expect an inspirational story about Nazis overcoming prejudices and accomplishing great things in bigoted, anti-German America?

Hmmm.