Data Interpretation Challenges

Interpreting intersectional data requires nuanced understanding to avoid reinforcing stereotypes or making inaccurate generalizations. Misinterpretation can lead to policy decisions that don’t effectively address the real barriers faced by diverse women in tech.

Interpreting intersectional data requires nuanced understanding to avoid reinforcing stereotypes or making inaccurate generalizations. Misinterpretation can lead to policy decisions that don’t effectively address the real barriers faced by diverse women in tech.

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