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Who are the Black Women in the Mathematical Sciences?

Less than 1% of all mathematicians are Black. 25% of these are women. This web page is dedicated to them and we attempt to profile them all, from 1943 until today, as the information arrives. Please note that below we have also added some people whose Ph.D. might not be in Mathematics

A-F : G - L : M - R : S - Z

A - F

Beverly Anderson Patty Anthony Prince W. Armstrong Shermane Austin Elayne Arrington Stella Ashford Kim Woodson Barnette Patricia Wright Beaulieu Della Bell Constance G. Bland Kbenesh W. Blayneh Sylvia T. Bozeman

Lillian K. Bradley Therese Harce Braithwaite Loretta Braxton Martha A. Brown Marjorie Lee Browne Shea Burns Naiomi Cameron Lucy J. Campbell Marian Palmer Caps Danielle Carr Jamylle L. Carter Paulette Ceesay Michaele F. Chappell Sharon Clarke

Janice E. Cook Suzanne Craig Debra Curtis Geraldine C. Darden Gelonia Dent Salimatou Diagne Afi Harrington Mary Hawkins Mary Syvester Deconge Annie J. Easley Teresa Edwards Etta Z. Falconer Emma Fenceroy Pauline Fotso

G - L

Annie M. W. Garraway Sadie Gasaway Fannie Gee Jacqueline Brannon Giles Gloria Ford Gilmer * Joella H. Gipson Gladys Glass Nancy Glenn Evelyn Boyd Granville Josephine Guidy-Wandja Leona Harris Linda Bailey Hayden Euphemia Lofton Haynes

Gloria Hewitt Jacqueline M. Hughes-Oliver Fern Y. Hunt Cheryll Suber-Gerelle Louise Hunter Tasha Inniss Julie Simmons Ivy Shirley Ann Jackson Frances Yvonne Jackson Monica Jackson Trachette Jackson Alvina M. Johnson

Corlis P. Johnson Mary H. Johnson Mary S. Johnson Dorothy Jones Eleanor Dawley Jones Genevieve M. Knight Tuwaner Lamar Joan Sterling Langdon Andrea Lawrence Georgia S. Lawrence Nandi Leslie Kathryn M. Lewis Dawn A. Lott

M - R

Iris Mack Carolyn Mahoney Vivienne Malone-Mayes V. G. Masanja Lynnell Matthews Cynthia McIntyre Shirley Mathis McBay Rada Higgins McCreadie Camille McKayle

Jillian McLeod Christine McMillan Cassandra McZeal Iris Gugu Moche Loretta A. Moore Willie Hobbs Moore Karolyn Ann Morgan Shona Davidson Morgan

Martha Moss Eunice Gogo Mphako Janviere Ndirahisha Virginia K. Newell Katherine Okikiolu Janis Oldham Yewande Olubummo Aida Paalman Wanda Patterson

S - Z

Bonita V. Saunders Evelyn Patterson Scott Sherry Scott Kimberly Flagg Sellers Rhonda Sharpe Daphne L. Smith Georgia Caldwell Smith Laura B. Smith Peggie Adkins Smith Tonya M. Smoot Dolores Spikes Vernise Steadman H. Jeanette Stephens

Monica Stephens Sonya Stephens Denise Stephenson-Hawk Francis E. Sullan Louise Nixon Sutton Thyrsa Frazier Svager Valerie E. Taylor Elaine Terry Shirley Thompson Evelyn E. Thornton Bessie Tucker Miranda I. Teboh-Ewungkem Ethel M. Turner Aissa Wade

Janice B. Walker Harriet Junior Walton Cecilia Wangechi Josephine Guidy Wandja Kim Ward Shree Y. Whitaker Talitha M. Washington Suzanne L. Weekes Kimberly Weems Gladys Gaskin Whitehead Grace Lele Williams Pamela J. Williams Roselyn E. Williams

 

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