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When girls flee science
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When girls flee science
By 10am at Masasa Community Day Secondary School in Mzuzu City, Ndaona Mulungu’s chemistry class is in full swing. When he asks a question, hands shoot up—mostly boys. In the back row, several desks sit empty as girls that once sat there are nowhere. Nothing forced them out. No rule bars girls from laboratories and no policy nudges them toward humanities. Masasa CDSS students in a library. | Allan Nyasulu On paper, science is open to all, yet cl…
·Blantyre, Malawi
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