A science student recorded a work call to show how often women in STEM are interrupted by men, and the TikTok went viral

A woman studying science posted a video on TikTok of "live footage of being a woman in STEM [science, technology, engineering, and mathematics]."
Claire McDonnell's recording of a call with her peers shows her repeatedly being interrupted by men.
"My male classmates love listening to my input and letting me finish my sentences. True respectful kings," she wrote in the caption.
McDonnell, 22, is one of four women studying a graduate science and finance program at the University of Iowa, alongside around 60 men, according to Buzzfeed.
She told the news site she originally recorded the call to send to a friend, but then decided she'd post it on TikTok too.
The video has now been viewed 2.5 million times.
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