Ignoring intersectionality allows unconscious biases related to overlapping identities to persist in hiring decisions. Recruiters may inadvertently favor candidates who fit predominant categories, thereby excluding qualified individuals who face compounded discrimination based on multiple, intersecting characteristics.

Ignoring intersectionality allows unconscious biases related to overlapping identities to persist in hiring decisions. Recruiters may inadvertently favor candidates who fit predominant categories, thereby excluding qualified individuals who face compounded discrimination based on multiple, intersecting characteristics.

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