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How women, who helped shape computing's early years when it was considered “women's work”, were systemically pushed out of the field in the US and UK

was a crash course in itself. But check out her book for more. http://twitter.com/... Mar Hicks / @histoftech : “Sexism in the tech industry is as old as the tech industry itself.” Christopher @mims wrote an awesome article featuring my work from @proginequality for the @wsj! cc @mitpress @UWMadison @UWHistoryDept #womenintech #twitterstorians http://www.wsj.com/... Scott Kupor / @skupor : The proportion of women earning computer science degrees peaked at 37% in 1984; now at 17% http://www.wsj.com/...

Wall Street Journal Christopher Mims