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Lessons in Chemistry
Ever wonder what it’s like to be a brilliant woman stuck in the 1950s, where your smarts are a threat and your career is a punchline? Elizabeth Zott’s story in "Lessons in Chemistry" is about exactly that — except she’s not taking it lying down. Instead, she flips the script on sexism with a cooking show and a chemistry set, proving that science (and sass) can be the best rebellion.
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