Part 1. Women in science
1. Centuries of exclusion
2. Individuals persist
3. Epiphanies and disruptions
Part 2. Feminist critiques of science, 1970 to 1990
4. Turning a feminist eye to science
5. She proved them wrong
6. Questioning the science of gender
7. Have only men evolved?
8. More questions from the Genes and Gender Collective
9. The Combahee River Collective and the murders that shook a city
10. Exploring the gender of science
11. The reluctant feminist
12. The Wellesley Seminar
13. Reading, writing, and myth busting
14. Tensions in feminism
Part 3. Feminist science studies coming of age, 1986 to 2005
15. Developing new tools
16. Building two-way streets
17. Where are the women of color?
18. Science studies, science wars, and the Sokal Hoax
19. The MIT Report and the strength of institutional power
20. Rejecting "warmed-over sociobiology"
21. Reflecting on a field in motion
Epilogue: feminist science studies going viral?
Appendix 1. Where are they now?
Appendix 2. Declaration: Equalitity for women in science.