Silicon Valley's cocaine problem shaped our racist tech

If ever there was a white paradise, it was Silicon Valley in the 1980s. We called them geniuses and wizards. Industry titans, and even a few free-thinking hippies who believed they were gods, powerful enough to shape technology to their will. This white cast of characters populated the world's largest high tech hub at a rate of nearly 75%. Absorbed 80% of the area's generated income.