Individuals with intersecting marginalized identities—such as women of color or LGBTQ+ people with disabilities—often face layered biases in salary negotiations. These compounded identities can result in lower offers or less aggressive negotiation, as systemic stereotypes and discrimination intersect, leading to diminished outcomes compared to those with a single marginalized identity or none at all.
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