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Amber Burton, Paolo Confino

The Black tech talent gap could become wider in next decade

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As we round out Black History Month, I’ve been exploring the industries where Black workers have seen increased representation and vice versa. While they've seen growth in travel and hospitality, other sectors have remained sluggish, particularly within industries that have most aggressively engaged in layoffs—namely, tech. For years, tech leaders have committed to diversifying their ranks. But as layoffs persist, the Black representation risks falling behind despite a projected increase in tech jobs.

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