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NASA will name its headquarters after Mary W. Jackson, the agencys first African American female engineer

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barriers and open opportunities for African Americans and women in the Jackson, along with her esteemed African American colleagues Christine Darden, Katherine Johnson recognize the contributions of women, African Americans, and people of all backgrounds

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