The Compounding Effect of Intersectionality in Tech Biases

Intersectionality, or the interplay of various social categorizations such as race, gender, and class, can compound the effects of bias in tech workplaces. Individuals who belong to multiple underrepresented groups often face layers of discrimination that are not addressed by initiatives focusing on single-axis solutions. Recognizing and addressing these compounding biases is necessary for achieving true inclusion.

Intersectionality, or the interplay of various social categorizations such as race, gender, and class, can compound the effects of bias in tech workplaces. Individuals who belong to multiple underrepresented groups often face layers of discrimination that are not addressed by initiatives focusing on single-axis solutions. Recognizing and addressing these compounding biases is necessary for achieving true inclusion.

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