The history of feminism/womanism, and women in other areas as they seldom get the recognition they deserve (i.e.: Math, Lit, Medicine (women’s contribution as well as medicine’s history in its treatment of women), Music, Race, Econ (women’s contribution in the flied but also gender pay gap), Physics, Chemistry,...).
Hi louisaandgreta,
Thank you so much for taking the time to share your idea with us!
As we grow and expand, we continue to add new content to offer a better education on Khan Academy. However, adding a course on Women’s studies is not a part of our roadmap at this time.
While we wish we could implement all of our users' requests, we need to make difficult decisions about which features and requests are aligned with our goals at the time.
As our needs and resources change, it’s possible that we may be able to revisit this issue at a later date, but I can’t guarantee that we’ll be able to do so, or provide a timeline for when that might happen.
I know that this probably isn’t the response you were looking for, but I hope you understand where we’re coming from.
We really appreciate your enthusiasm for Khan Academy, as well as your sharing your feedback with us.
Thanks again,
Le
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