Code can fight systemic racism. This Black History Month, let’s rewrite the wrong.
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The Call for Code Global Challenge — created by David Clark Cause and supported by Founding Partner IBM and Charitable Partner United Nations Human Rights — invites developers and problem solvers around the world to build solutions that fight back against the most pressing issues of our time. Together with The Linux Foundation, top solutions are open sourced and deployed.
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This Black History Month, answer the Call for Code for Racial Justice.
This global initiative brings together developers and partners to build, test, and implement open source solutions to fight systemic racism.
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