I haven't seen a black american hired in tech in a decade. The last black american I saw in tech, they hired an indian manager, and the black guy was the first guy he fired.

Since then the only black guy I saw hired turned out to be from a suburb in africa.

My experience is the beneficiaries are people with well off parents from other countries.
Or white women.

I haven't seen a black american hired in tech in a decade. The last black american I saw in tech, they hired an indian manager, and the black guy was the first guy he fired.

Since then the only black guy I saw hired turned out to be from a suburb in africa.

My experience is the beneficiaries are people with well off parents from other countries.
And white women.

I haven't seen a black american hired in tech in a decade. The last black american I saw in tech, they hired an indian manager, and the black guy was the first guy he fired.

Since then the only black guy I saw hired turned out to be from a suburb in africa.

My experience is the beneficiaries are people with well off parents from other countries. And white women.

I haven't seen a black american hired in tech in a decade. The last black american I saw in tech, they hired an indian manager, and the black guy was the first guy he fired.

Since then the only black guy I saw hired turned out to be from a suburb in africa.

My experience is the beneficiaries are people with well off parents from other countries - and white women.

My experience is the beneficiaries are people with well off parents from other countries. And, as always, white women.

I haven't seen a black american hired in tech in a decade. The last black american I saw in tech, they hired an indian manager, and the black guy was the first guy he fired.

Since then the only black guy I saw hired turned out to be from a suburb in africa.