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After a summer of white women calling the police on black people cooking out; black children selling water; and black children mowing lawns to earn money—fall is here and a fresh, new crop of racism has already made its insidious way into our classrooms and college campuses.
The women featured have not only made strides in their respective technological ventures, but have also broken racial barriers, created opportunities for themselves and others and raised the bar on what it means to be a “boss†in tech.
With a Black population of over 50%, Wilmington, Delaware, serves as the perfect breeding ground for a Black-owned business to thrive.
Jeffrey Taylor earns a living creating 2-D and 3-D animations to illustrate engineering processes and criminal court testimonies, but last year a client persuaded him to go in a new direction—toward helping people picture the benefits of environmental sustainability. He was a bit apprehensive about venturing into a brand new area, but his research revealed a growing sector in need of just the type of cutting-edge visuals his business provides.
