Robert F. Smith Says He Still Faces Discrimination

The speaker shares experiences of facing discrimination as an African American, recounting a specific incident at a professional convention where his heritage was seen as a barrier despite his technical expertise. He reflects on the need to overcome bias in business, emphasizing the importance of being recognized for one's work rather than background.

What did the man at the convention imply about the speaker's success?

In what ways does the speaker believe their work is viewed?