Yeah, it&#x27;s a huge culture issue, but not a technical problem companies can engineer solutions towards.  Tech companies don&#x27;t exist as government regulators of natural philosophy.  On the other hand, tech companies do suffer from monoculture and it hurts them when they only play to their own ivory towers instead of understanding the world as it exists.<p>When it&#x27;s expedient to engage different groups it does happen though.  Apple didn&#x27;t buy Beats because their headphones are the best designed things in the world.  Apple saw a company that managed to manipulate an entire (racially motivated) youth subculture and wanted to steal some of that power for themselves.  Apple also wanted that elderly executive guy who dresses as if he&#x27;s a teenager from the south and rambles incessantly, unprepared and unrehearsed, at keynotes.<p>The future of America is clearly not-white (over 50% of children born in the US are now &quot;non-majority&quot;) so the problem will self correct within the next 15 years.  Be prepared for 15 years of news reports about how everything isn&#x27;t diverse enough until, one day, things just end up being diverse by the force of history.