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+
+The ethnicity of hackers varies depending upon where you are and
+it tends to follow whatever is normative for the region. So if you're
+in Europe or North America it's overwhelmingly Caucasian. In those
+areas anyone non-Caucasian tends to be kept out of commercial
+software development due to entrenched discrimination.
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 Currently (2018) about 25% women in commercial software development.
 FOSS projects are more difficult to assess due to the common use of
 pseudonyms, but the percentage is probably similar. Before 1970
 people writing software code were more like 50% women or above, and
 this early change in gender composition has now been well documented.
-
-The ethnicity of hackers varies depending upon where you are and
-it tends to follow whatever is normative for the region. So if you're
-in Europe or North America it's overwhelmingly Caucasian. In those
-areas anyone non-Caucasian tends to be kept out of commercial
-software development due to entrenched discrimination.
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