In his recent article highlighting Ford's partnership with "Girls Who Code", BetaNews journalist Brian Fagioli writes, "My interest in cars might not be surprising to you, because I am a male, right? Well, if you really do agree with that statement, and think my gender made me predisposed to liking cars, shame on you. Unfortunately, it is that sort of gender-bias thinking that can deter girls from being interested in cars. Even worse, this sort of bias can negatively impact a girl's interest in STEM." Well, Ford is making an effort to switch gears when it comes to gender bias in the automotive industry. Learn more when you read Brian's full article in the link below.
Here's how Ford is working to close the #STEM gender gap with @GirlsWhoCode. https://t.co/KGwPcoQ9UI
— Ford Motor Company (@Ford) December 16, 2015
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