Is working in the arms industry really the best the British government can offer for women who are good at maths and science? Assisting in the development of hardware that's most likely to be used against civilian populations across Africa and Asia seems like the very opposite of the anticolonial liberation movements that women's rights advocates like Sylvia Pankhurst supported. BAE Systems is a cog in the machinery of the British military industrial complex, and if this is the best the British government can offer engineering graduates they clearly should have thought twice before they outsourced the rest of our manufacturing industries to the far east.
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Any research on icing on droms
Is working in the arms industry really the best the British government can offer for women who are good at maths and science? Assisting in the development of hardware that's most likely to be used against civilian populations across Africa and Asia seems like the very opposite of the anticolonial liberation movements that women's rights advocates like Sylvia Pankhurst supported. BAE Systems is a cog in the machinery of the British military industrial complex, and if this is the best the British government can offer engineering graduates they clearly should have thought twice before they outsourced the rest of our manufacturing industries to the far east.