Women, minorities face implicit biases in CS
When Paige Stoermer ’16 walked into her first introductory computer science class she had one question: Where were all the women?
When Paige Stoermer ’16 walked into her first introductory computer science class she had one question: Where were all the women?
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Cross one hand over the other. Interlace the fingers from your top hand onto your palm. Set your shoulders and elbows straight, and push.
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