#28DaysofDiversity: @MindofAndre @AbiolaTV @Gregoryng
Posted by Angela
As someone in the technology/web/social space, I often travel and attend various events in the industry and notice a huge lack of diversity, and when it comes to getting attention from mainstream media/tech blogs it’s almost impossible. I would like to introduce to some and present to others:
Read MoreSurprise! Silicon Valley Doesn’t Employ Minorities
Posted by Angela
Research Mercury News put out a couple weeks ago regarding the lack of minorities in Silicon Valley has sent a ripple through the tech community. To give you a brief overview it generally outlines statistics that we all pretty much know: Lack of entrepreneurship by minorities in Silicon Valley and the lack of minority employees [...]
Read More#28DaysofDiversity: Corvida Raven @corvida
Posted by AngelaAs someone in the technology/web/social space, I often travel and attend various events in the industry and notice a huge lack of diversity, and when it comes to getting attention from mainstream media/tech blogs it’s almost impossible. I would like to introduce to some and present to others:
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#28DaysofDiversity: @MarcusWhitney CTO of @moontoast
Posted by AngelaAs someone in the technology/web/social space, I often travel and attend various events in the industry and notice a huge lack of diversity, and when it comes to getting attention from mainstream media/tech blogs it’s almost impossible. I would like to introduce to some and present to others:
Read MoreBlacks @Microsoft Host Minority Student Day
Posted by Angela
Last Friday I was invited to my local Microsoft campus here in Charlotte for Minority Student Day. The event, which is in its’ 8th year, is hosted by Blacks @ Microsoft. Blacks @ Microsoft is a company sponsored organization for…you guessed it Blacks who work at Microsoft. While I was impressed with all the great talent that works in the Charlotte campus I was more impressed with the students. See why inside the post:
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