Thousands of women technologists have joined a new Facebook group to talk about motherhood in the tech industry. We spoke with Linda Xiong, founder of the new Moms in Tech group.
All in Valley
It's easy to imagine that "everyone" in the Bay Area is rich and white, but some of us grew up in working-class homes. Some are immigrants; some are children of immigrants; and others experienced homegrown American poverty.
We founded startups, earned PhDs from Berkeley and Stanford, and hacked on products with billions of users. Now—ten years later —we’re leaving.
A ghost town in the middle of Silicon Valley
"It's dead," he said. "It's been dying since I was five."