Right, because we all know that Silicon Valley and STEM fields do such a good job hiring the type of minorities who typically work in the fields: &quot;many of today’s rakers are of Latin American or Caribbean origin. Others are Native American or aboriginal people of Canada&quot;
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*Half of all non-Hispanic Asian STEM degree holders go into a STEM job. But the likelihood is lower — 30 percent — among Hispanics and non-Hispanic Black and American Indian and Alaska Native workers