Challenging Systemic Bias in Eligibility Metrics

Intersectionality prompts critical examination of traditional metrics like standardized tests or prerequisite courses that may be biased against marginalized groups. Revising these metrics can lead to fairer eligibility standards reflecting true potential.

Intersectionality prompts critical examination of traditional metrics like standardized tests or prerequisite courses that may be biased against marginalized groups. Revising these metrics can lead to fairer eligibility standards reflecting true potential.

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