When NASA needed to send a man to the moon, they turned to a woman: Katherine Johnson. Her math was so precise that astronauts didn’t trust their lives to machines—they trusted her. 🧮✨

Born in 1918, Katherine was a math prodigy who broke barriers as a Black woman in science when doors were closed to both. Working behind the scenes at NASA, she calculated the flight paths for historic missions—including John Glenn’s orbit around Earth. And when computers were introduced, Glenn insisted, “Get the girl to check the numbers.” That girl? Katherine.

But Katherine didn’t just break formulas—she broke ceilings. Her brilliance helped redefine what women could do in science, technology, and leadership. 🌍💫

At Squeem, we believe in the quiet power of precision—the same kind Katherine embodied. Our fans may not be launching rockets, but they’re launching bold ideas, raising families, leading teams, and owning every room they walk into. And like Katherine, they do it with accuracy, strength, and style.

Because shaping the future isn’t just about looking the part—it’s about knowing your worth, calculating your next move, and never underestimating your own gravity. 🚀💖