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Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, renowned writer, cultural critic—and yes, basketball icon—has started a foundation that helps youngsters in Los Angeles get exposed to nature, science, and other STEM subjects. The idea is to foster their interest in STEM, which is where the future jobs are, Abdul-Jabbar says.
The students are learning everything from wearable technology, virtual reality, 3D printing and the Internet of Things.
Fixation on this ex-Google engineer's tediously long rant takes focus away from the grown-up conversations that need to continue about diversifying tech.
Thanks to a trailblazing group of black entrepreneurs, Miami can add technology and innovation to the city’s vibrant history.
That’s one reason why Black Enterprise holds its annual tech conference, TechConneXt, in Silicon Valley and brings in HBCU students to participate in the BE Smart Hackathon. Our goal is to connect students with jobs and internships in the tech sector.
