31 Days of Revolutionary Women, #19: Temple Grandin
In honor of Women's History Month, we present 31 Days of Revolutionary Women; a series of daily essays by local authors documenting, honoring and celebrating powerful women who inspire us in South Seattle and beyond.
by Victoria Rosales
When it comes to subconsciously picking out our role-model, we tend to choose the ones we aspire to be like the most; the ones we see ourselves in – or maybe the ones who we simply admire through television screens or their bravery.
Temple Grandin has the gift of impressive animal communications and a mind that created an objective scoring system to handle farm animals. Despite working in a male-dominated animal production industry, she was able to achieve things that most women couldn't in an age of male chauvinism.
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