GeekWire: Listen, Learn And Launch: A Resource Guide To End Racism In Tech Through Lasting Systemic Change

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Last week I wrote an article trying to capture my feelings as a black man in America today, a black man who was raised within the protective blanket of white privilege and has grown up professionally in the tech community.

Since posting, I’ve received a lot of feedback. I’ve been surprised and heartened to hear that the article has triggered a large number of conversations, most notably within the tech community. Which is great, as the tech sector has a long way to go.

View full article in GeekWire.

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