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These Two St. Louis Organizations Are Molding The Next Generation Of Black Women Leaders In Tech

By Jasmine Browley ·Updated July 26, 2024

By now we know that the STEM sector has an equity problem.

As a refresher, the mostly white and male space is homogenous, and of the women that work in STEM, 66.02 percent are white, while 14.58 percent per 2019 data

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