Addressing Intersectionality Leads to Fairer Results

Considering multiple inclusion metrics allows filters to account for intersectional identities, where individuals experience overlapping biases (e.g., a woman of color with a disability). Incorporating these factors improves the filter’s ability to identify nuanced discrimination and tailor interventions more effectively.

Considering multiple inclusion metrics allows filters to account for intersectional identities, where individuals experience overlapping biases (e.g., a woman of color with a disability). Incorporating these factors improves the filter’s ability to identify nuanced discrimination and tailor interventions more effectively.

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