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Facing frequent microaggressions from her colleagues and feeling like she didn’t fit in, Miller turned to Google for signs of Black women who had come before her—to reassure herself that someone had once done what she was trying to do. 3/11 — PolitiTweet.org

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In 2016, when Miller arrived at UChicago to study dark matter, she was one of two Black women in a department of about 200 grad students. It quickly became clear that the two of them were anomalies. 📸: Akilah Townsend 2/11 https://t.co/8U9gqraYsR — PolitiTweet.org

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She stumbled upon a database simply titled The Physicists, maintained by an organization called African American Women in Physics. Through it, she started to piece together the history of Black women in her department. 4/11 — PolitiTweet.org

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