Social norms dictate how identities are perceived and valued within a culture. In tech industries, these norms influence which intersectional identities—such as gender, race, class, and disability—are recognized or marginalized. In cultures where conformity to traditional roles is emphasized, intersectional inclusion may be limited, whereas more progressive societies may foster inclusive environments by challenging stereotypical norms.

Social norms dictate how identities are perceived and valued within a culture. In tech industries, these norms influence which intersectional identities—such as gender, race, class, and disability—are recognized or marginalized. In cultures where conformity to traditional roles is emphasized, intersectional inclusion may be limited, whereas more progressive societies may foster inclusive environments by challenging stereotypical norms.

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