African-American Women In STEM

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Women in STEM, Science Technology Engineering and Mathematics, are the future. This field has consistently been dominated by males for an incredible amount of time. Male children are more likely to take computer science and engineering classes than female students; this is because many discourage them or don’t encourage an interest in it at all. I currently am enrolled in a computer science course along with eleven other students, and there are two girls out of the twelve students altogether. That one class signifies the lack of representation currently in this field. I aspire to help change that by being an African-American woman in STEM, a computer security specialist, and an entrepreneur.

First and foremost, technology has always peaked