I Want to Be an Engineer

This film provides a lively introduction to the professional and personal lives of three female engineers--just a few of the growing number of women who are opting for "non-traditional" jobs. Their enthusiasm for and commitment to their work makes them convincing role models for high-school girls who might be considering engineering as a career possibility. As well, the film is effective in fostering positive attitudes towards women working in the traditionally male professions of science and technology.
Directed by Beverly Shaffer - 1983 | 28 min
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[@kathypiazza7228]

This has to be from the 80’s or early 90’s. I made more money than my husband in this period & it bugged him at first too. I hope times have changed, that for the betterment of a family it shouldn’t matter who does what, if the woman has the skills to be a high earner she should be. I fear the male Ego has held back many women & men as well.

[@daveymorgan909]

Great documentary.

[@crapstermcduck6593]

Beautiful.

[@ismewhat1234]

WOW that first lady is freaking Beautiful⚘😍💍

[@jeffmilligan]

Real feminism

[@jeffmilligan]

@Com &Taar Agreed. In 3,2,1 feminists will shun these women for being complicit in the patriarchal conspiracy to be complicit in global warming cuz working in a labour intensive job is "internalized misogyny", "white supremacy" and "climate change denialism". One more red pill for these ladies defying stereotypes, as they type their comments on their Apple computers. lmfao.