Programming existed more that it could be ever imaged, that
historical procedure, the combination of metal such as hardware and
digits such as software, merged into one environment, at first that
segmentation between hardware and software was notorious, by women
being more likely to be programmers than men, but now a days this
premise changes almost completely. There is often that question that
pops out, why the differentiation, speaking of the treatment women
had to endure through the whole human existence. The article titled
The Secret History of Women in Coding
mentions that out, there still exists sexism and discrimination, in
this case in the environment of computer science. It had been very
difficult to acknowledge the brilliant female minds that made
extraordinary creations and gave birth to a whole new world of
possibilities. Programming is label free, “the computer doesn’t
even care if the programmer is female or black...” what ever race
or ideology the programmer has. As a person, as a professional or a
coder, it is our responsibility to acknowledge our surroundings and
encourage to let other human beings to be comfort in our environment.
There are some actions or gestures that are impregnated in our
culture, in our daily lives, so that we don’t even analyze the
context, some of those actions or gestures may be
actions of micromachism, which exists because these actions could
pass unnoticed. Therefor is our responsibility to know this actions
and prevent them from happening in our context, for that will be the
key factor for our daily interaction between each other.
Not
only in computer science, it should be in all areas, that women and
men could work together, in an atmosphere where respect exists.
Uncertainly
exists on our comprehension of ourselves and our environment, how we
accomplish to interact between ourselves, and why exist that
definition and differentiation of every observable entity.
https://www.nytimes.com/2019/02/13/magazine/women-coding-computer-programming.html
https://www.nytimes.com/2019/02/13/magazine/women-coding-computer-programming.html
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