Machine Learning and #MeToo: an analysis of sexism in STEM

I recently completed a data science bootcamp, and during my last week, my class and the graduating UX/UI design class got headshots done. I was the first person to go up, and I started chatting with the photographer. She mentioned how she also does headshots for another coding bootcamp as well and coders are much more awkward in front of a camera. Then, she asked me what I did in my design class. Machine learning is quickly becoming part of the fabric of our lives and the world we live in.