Silicon Valley's secret underground - how Black women can get VC funding
Jade Kearney, CEO of SheMatters and Black Girl’s Tech Day, shares her experiences as a Black female company founder
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Slog PM: West Seattle to Rejoin the Union in September, Courts Must Consider Race in Police Seizure Cases, There's a Sriracha Shortage
Terry stop: Today, the Washington State Supreme Court ruled that, actually, race and ethnicity do matter when cops interact with people. Now, courts must consider the race and ethnicity of a seized person when determining the legality of a police seizure. The Seattle Times has the full story. Rain, rain, go away: For a moment, I thought we had finally reached summer. I didn’t so much as look at a jacket yesterday, but today we...
Source: thestranger.com
Make yuppies evil again! Why Hollywood gave up on anti-capitalism
Tech CEOs like Elon Musk shouldn’t be lambasting Hollywood for depicting them unfairly – they should be thanking it for giving them such an easy ride
Source: dazeddigital.com
Investment in education, right skill sets, building human capacity will help Africa go farther - Ukwuani | The Guardian Nigeria News - Nigeria and World News — News — The Guardian Nigeria News – Nigeria and World News
Obinna Ukwuani is an MIT trained Nigerian American economist and serial entrepreneur who is in the fintech space on the African Continent. In June 2020, he was appointed the Chief Digital Officer of Bank of Kigali (founded in 1966) which is the oldest and largest bank in the East African country of Rwanda. The ever-busy […]
Source: guardian.ng
Nigerian Elections 2023: How rich tech bros will change the game
You know how we’ve become used to the fact that it will be grindingly difficult for young Nigerians to take over in politics? Well, maybe that is no longer the case.
Source: guardian.ng