Google continues to build up its pipeline of Black talent with its latest ambitious initiative. Last week, Grow With Google announced that it has established a new initiative to offer digital skills training to 100,000 Black women. This pledge to upskill Black job seekers is part of Google’s $15 million initiative announced back in June. Their goal now is to have these Black women ready to take on the tech industry by Spring 2022. According to a blog post shared by Google’s Chief Diversity Officer, Melonie Parker, this new initiative is also in partnership with six Black women-led organizations — including The Links, Inc., Dress for Success and four sororities of the National Pan-Hellenic Council. We're proud to partner with @linksinc , @dressforsuccess , & four Black sororities ( @akasorority1908 , @dstinc1913 , @ZPHIBHQ & @SGRho ) to bring digital skills training to 100,000 Black women in the U.S. through #GrowWithGoogle ’s Black Women Lead initiative → https://t.co/mweY74BG3K...