Hidden Figures: Movie Analysis

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Justice is a fairness in insurances of rights and punishment of illegal activity, it’s also just a treatment. I also see justice with a judge of a supreme court of a county or state. Just like in the movie Hidden Figures Mary Jackson went to the supreme court so she could go to college and become a engineer like she has always wanted to be. Hidden Figures is a movie of an untold story about three African American women that was finally published in the U.S. theaters on Christmas day in the year 2015, was on Dorothy Vaughan, Katherine Johnson, and Mary Jackson. These intelligent women worked for NASA and were seen as “computers” before electronics came out. The movie focuses on Langley Research Center in Hampton Virginia 1970s. Knowing how

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