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Posted by Kubra Zengin, North America Regional Lead, Google Developer Groups When asked to speak to a room full of incarcerated individuals about becoming developers, Danny Thompson didn’t bat an eye. Danny is an experienced software engineer and community organizer for Google Developer Groups Memphis.
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