An Exclusive Club of Black Women Is Disrupting Silicon Valley

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Drew Costley
Feb 26, 2020
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Visible Figures members Julia Collins and Cheryl Contee, with founder Stephanie Lampkin. Photography: Kelsey McClellanInto the ValleyAn Exclusive Club of Black Women Is Disrupting Silicon Valley
Started as a listserv, Visible Figures is a support network for Black women in tech
This article is part of Into the Valley, a feature series from OneZero about Silicon Valley, the people who live there, and the technology they create.
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An Exclusive Club of Black Women Is Disrupting Silicon Valley

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