June 22, 2025 - 12:34
At the recent LinuxFest Northwest, a significant focus was placed on the intersection of technology and race, highlighted by a presentation from Clyde Ford, an esteemed author and software consultant. Ford's insights shed light on the historical contributions of Black individuals in the tech industry, particularly emphasizing the legacy of the first Black software engineer in America.
This year marks the 25th anniversary of LinuxFest Northwest, a celebration of community excellence that took place at Bellingham Technical College in Washington. The event showcased a variety of speakers and presentations, including Ford's compelling discussion on the challenges and triumphs faced by underrepresented groups in technology.
The conference also recognized the support of organizations like Verification Labs, whose representative Trey Blalock contributed to the event's success. By sharing valuable experiences and knowledge, LinuxFest Northwest continues to foster an inclusive environment that encourages diversity and innovation in the tech community.
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