Are Black People afraid to explore Technology Fields?
African Americans are woefully unrepresented in the computer science field. Declassified Agenda takes a look into factors that are causing this disturbing trend and how to combat this epidemic.
Declassified Agenda sits down with tech entrepreneur Eric Hamilton to discuss his experiences in the tech world and how he sees African Americans succeeding in the computer science field.
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African Americans are woefully unrepresented in the computer science field. Declassified Agenda takes a look into factors that are causing this disturbing trend and how to combat this epidemic.
