Socio-cultural Norms and Gender Roles

Cultural norms and traditional gender roles often impede women's access to technology. In many societies, women are discouraged from pursuing interests or careers in technology-related fields, rooted in age-old stereotypes that view technology as a male domain. This societal mindset not only limits women's exposure to technology from a young age but also perpetuates a cycle of exclusion and gender bias in tech-related activities and education.

Cultural norms and traditional gender roles often impede women's access to technology. In many societies, women are discouraged from pursuing interests or careers in technology-related fields, rooted in age-old stereotypes that view technology as a male domain. This societal mindset not only limits women's exposure to technology from a young age but also perpetuates a cycle of exclusion and gender bias in tech-related activities and education.

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