Katherine G. Johnson, trailblazing NASA mathematician immortalized in the film 'Hidden Figures,' dies at 101 | Richmond Free Press | Serving the African American Community in Richmond, VA
Katherine Johnson, NASA mathematician depicted in 'Hidden Figures,' dead at 101
Katherine Johnson, Nasa mathematician portrayed in Hidden Figures, dies at 101 | Nasa | The Guardian
Hidden Figures' Mathematician Katherine Johnson Dies : NPR
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Katherine Johnson, NASA's “Hidden Figures” mathematician, died Monday. Her legacy is immense. - Vox
Katherine Johnson
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Pioneering black NASA mathematician Katherine Johnson dies
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