Marriage equality has dominated the national conversation about justice for the LGBTQ community, but marriage is not the end of the LGBTQ Movement. Many Harvard students agree. In the Making features LGBTQ and allied Harvard students who share their stories and opinions about the ways in which the LGBTQ Movement is a work in progress.

The Ebola epidemic hit a particular nerve with the artist. "People in the African continent are more regarded as an abstract statistic than a patient in the U.S. or Europe," he said. "How many individual stories do we know about any African patients? None. They are treated as an indistinguishable crowd."

There may be work to do on the pipeline, but the pipeline isn't the problem. Women are leaving tech because they're unhappy with the work environment, not because they have lost interest in the work. As cultural issues go, this is an incredibly expensive problem. Like my friend Sandhya, these women are educated, highly trained, and weren't planning to quit. We're losing them anyway. And once we've lost them, we almost never get them back.