Scientists have created a safe male birth control pill. But it has at least one of the same side effects that plague female birth control pills: it causes the men to gain weight. https://t.co/0oWlD2BPHK
Nike, MailChimp, and InVision are working to hire a more diverse tech workforce by sponsoring students to take a 9-month, part-time, online coding course. Graduates are granted a 3-month apprenticeship on their engineering teams and after offered jobs. https://t.co/mfGWESh5jw
Stephen Colbert works out with Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg. Colbert struggled to keep up with her notoriously hardcore workout. At 85 years old she has no plans of retiring. The secret to her longevity may be her "Super Diva" sweatshirt and Opera music. https://t.co/GnMsbz3ky8
Burnt out at work? Brene Brown says do something mindless. Your brain needs some off time. “If it feels uncomfortable at first, that’s OK. Cooling down takes practice. Burn out doesn’t get eased with more tasks; it gets eased by powering down.” https://t.co/KIoLeS6L3H
Many ousted tech “bad boys”, like Travis Kalanick, seem to get endless do-overs. With only 2% of venture funding going to female founders in 2017. Many argue, why should harassers get a second chance when women never get a first? https://t.co/ZbloruWD45
Most Americans can’t name a single female tech leader."Of the 8.3% who said they could name a famous woman tech leader, only 4% actually could—and a quarter of those respondents named “Siri” or “Alexa.” https://t.co/3Bpsq1ucCH
Most Americans can’t name a single female tech leader. A recent survey asked 1,000 American consumers whether they could name a famous woman leader in tech—only 4% actually could—and a quarter of those respondents named “Siri” or “Alexa.”. https://t.co/3Bpsq1ucCH
Starbucks promises 100% pay equality for women and minorities. “It is important, as a company of our scale, to help bring more attention to this critical issue,” said Lucy Helm, Starbucks’ chief partner officer. “It is incumbent upon us to do more.” https://t.co/KzTzKS2TOO
Kids now are more likely to imagine women as scientists than they were 50 years ago. 28% of children drew women scientists, compared to just 1% in the studies before 1980. But as kids get older they skew more toward sketching men. https://t.co/tB2PCx0FzX
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