“…In the process, the lab also became more diverse, welcoming groups traditionally excluded from tech hubs, particularly women and Black people, who were now being directly called to occupy this space. As Dulcilei Lima and Taís Oliveira (2020) remind us in their work about Afro‐Brazilian women in tech, although marginalized groups have been structurally barred from tech careers, this does not mean they do not engage in tech practices. Afro‐Brazilian women, they explain, have long drawn on web design, game development, and social entrepreneurship to form communities of knowledge, express themselves, and give visibility to their concerns (see also Bahia, Agustini, and Barenboim 2018).…”