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Black Girls Code: Bridging The Digital Divide

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Black Girls Code will change the world. Founded by Kimberly Bryant, they are bridging the digital divide. Take time to watch this empowering piece.

Black Girls CODE is a non-profit organization dedicated to teaching girls ages 7-17 from underrepresented communities about computer programming and digital technology.

The short documentary, Black Girls Code has been accepted as apart of the Cannes Film Festival (Short Film Corner) and Langston Hughes African American Film Festival.

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