The article “NASA Langley’s Modern Figures Reflect on Changing Times, ‘Hidden Figures’” makes the point that Amer, Martinez, and Williams-Byrd feel it is their responsibility to help others thrive in the workplace? What evidence from the text best supports this point? “’We do watch out for one another and we also watch out for those women who are coming up and helping them – giving them mentoring and information about what’s available, what they can do and help them navigate the world,’ Williams-Byrd said.” “One example Amer gave was that she was invited to give a talk at Georgetown University in Washington, D. C., and met a young woman engineer who did not know her deputy center director at NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland.” “Amer, Martinez and Williams-Byrd, all engineers, have known each other for 25 years. When they started out, there weren't as many women at Langley as there are now.” “‘We kind of gravitate toward each other,’ Martinez said. ‘We’re all in different fields so it’s not like we ran into each other all the time.’”