The article uses the same "smart riot girrl" marketing that has been used here in Argentina to bring young woman that embraced feminism into programming. It´s

The article uses the same "smart riot girrl" marketing that has been used here in Argentina to bring young woman that embraced feminism into programming. It´s most probably a paid ad in disguise (and I can point this out because I know a big consulting firm CEO that paid local media for this kind of "articles") Curious thing is these articles always portrait a single cool young woman in their early twenties, never a woman with kids or a woman in their 30s or older. Sadly this is not about equality at all, it´s about the employers having a bigger workforce so that they can reduce salaries and discard the old. Computing is an smoke and mirrors kind of market.