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The tech industry is still predominantly male and overwhelmingly white. But these 7 Black women are changing the landscape.

Pinterest and /dev/color have teamed up to invest millions of dollars into advancing Black technologists and leaders.

After a successful acquisition, CEO Bill Spruill made sure employees had enough equity in the company to receive a big payout.

Black Girls Code CEO and co-founder Kimberly Bryant shared an official statement following her removal as the non-profit's head.

The 2022 Forbes 30 Under 30 list has released and it features stellar Black talent in their respective fields.

In honor of International Women’s Day, we here at AfroTech thought it was only fitting to recognize the work of 31 Black women in tech. Too often, Black women’s accomplishments, especially in the technology field, are overlooked or overshadowed. We encourage you not only to check out these women’s profiles and businesses but also to help shine a light on other Black women in tech this month and throughout the rest of the year.   Check out the list of 31 Black women in the tech sector below: Asmau Ahmed, CEO of Plum Perfect, an app that helps women find beauty products in line with their skin tone Sheena Allen, Founder and CEO of CapWay, which works to service the underbanked Shellye Archambeau, Current Board member of numerous tech companies, former President of Blockbuster.com, and CEO of MetricStream Angela Benton, Founder and CEO of Streamlytics, which helps make transparent what users are consuming on streaming services Jean Brownhill, Founder and CEO of Sweeten, which helps to...

Dallas startup accelerator Impact Ventures is working to disrupt the tech space for Black entreprenuers and poition the city as a new hub for Black talent.