Why is tech sexist? A farming perspective
by Emily Rhoades | at Minnebar20 | 12:30 – 1:10 in Bde Maka Ska | View Schedule
Embark with me on a journey back in time to a place I'm sure you've been dying to explore: the early to mid-1900s rural Midwest. Stick with me now. With our time machine, we will be able to observe a change in agriculture that would go on to fundamentally shape our nation's health, environment, and political climate, to name just a few. At the center of the transition: technology and women.
I believe this frequently forgotten and quite surprising history can provide a unique perspective on gender inequity in the tech industry, both past and present. As we rapidly enter a new era of technology, this story also raises the stakes of engaging with the ever-so-complicated question: Why is tech sexist?
Emily Rhoades
I am a farm manager who studied computer science and gender studies. For me, the fun lies in the interdisciplinary.
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