Under most circumstances you&#x27;re right and that&#x27;s sad.<p>So what&#x27;s the alternative? Systematically killing off all the old white guys who still cling to their anachronistic perceptions? Their children are still going to inherit their wealth and the 1% will continue to be the 1%.<p>Hand the power over to militant feminists who happen to be as -- if not more -- biased based on race and&#x2F;or gender? IMHO, that&#x27;s just trading one class of terrible people for another.<p>Tech is a the perfect place to foster a diverse working environment. I wish there were more people from varied backgrounds rather then 50&#x2F;50 white&#x2F;asian males in development and mostly white women and men in design.<p>But I don&#x27;t know how to rewind the clock 10-15 years and teach inner city kids that all of their idols are frauds and that being a computer is the path to being a <i>real</i> success in life.<p>The kids I knew from the inner city who were into computers and tech didn&#x27;t start in college. They got deeply involved in tech in their teens partly to stay out of trouble and fell in love with learning and creating things.<p>My own path wasn&#x27;t much different except I grew up in thr suburbs and had more resources. I had my own bad influences to get away from and I didn&#x27;t need to go to school to be taught what I was happy to learn on my own.