Blockchain's scorecard on diversity is no better than the rest of the tech world. In fact, it is arguably worse.

Attempts to get -- and keep -- more women in tech put the onus solely on women themselves… at tremendous time and cost.

As the majority of marginalized developers risk financial stability to attend industry events, our primary goal, too, goes ignored: building the resources and capital to finance our work.

You’re happy to use the means afforded to you for being white while doing nothing meaningful for women of color.

Marginalized developers suffer from an industry-wide epidemic that withholds basic income from hard-working artists for the dubious privilege of exposure. But despite popular belief, we are not in dire need of exposure, petty consolations, or a tent on the outskirts of a major industry event.

In a society where equitable access to jobs, housing, and financial services is still threatened by racist discrimination, crowdfunding is a tool that has helped marginalized communities deal with the impact of economic violence.

#GiveYourMoneyToWomen is more than a hashtag, it’s a theory and practical framework of gender justice.