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Submit Your Questions: Why Is Silicon Valley Still a Boy's Club?

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Sandra UpsonLauren GoodeEj Dickson CultureSep 18, 2026 7:00 AMSubmit Your Questions: Why Is Silicon Valley Still a Boys’ Club?How are women really faring in Silicon Valley? As tech titans embraced Trump and the right, as Mark Zuckerberg declared that “masculine energy” was needed and Elon Musk cut federal female workers most of all, the backlash was in full swing. To leave questions for the panel, head to the comment section below.On the PanelSandra Upson: a features editor at WIRED who brings to life some of our most ambitious, future-defining stories.

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Sandra UpsonLauren GoodeEj Dickson CultureSep 18, 2026 7:00 AMSubmit Your Questions: Why Is Silicon Valley Still a Boys’ Club?How are women really faring in Silicon Valley? Submit your questions to our panel and we'll give you the scoop on September 24.Photo-Illustration: WIRED Staff; Mabel Esteban GarciaCommentLoaderSave StorySave this storyCommentLoaderSave StorySave this storyIn 2026, as DEI and woke were declared over, WIRED set out to investigate the state of gender in Silicon Valley. As tech titans embraced Trump and the right, as Mark Zuckerberg declared that “masculine energy” was needed and Elon Musk cut federal female workers most of all, the backlash was in full swing.

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