document: Is diversity in computing a moral matter ? We have presented an ethical argument that takes into consideration the subtleties of the issue surrounding under-representation in computing . We should emphasize that there is nothing subtle about overt , unfair discrimination . Where such injustice occurs , we condemn it . Our concern is that discrimination need not be explicit or overt . It need not be individual-to-individual . Rather , it can be subtly built into social practices and social institutions . Our analysis raises ethical questions about aspects of computing that drive women away , aspects that can be changed in ways that improve the profession and access to the profession . We hope that computing will move towards these improvements
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extractive_keyphrases: ethical argument unfair discrimination social practices social institutions women
abstractive_keyphrases: computing under-representation