A hierarchy of inclusion prioritizes the most restrictive, specific category first when organizing information, moving outward to broader, more inclusive groups. It is used in taxonomy, disability services, and workplace DEI to ensure marginalized voices are not overlooked. Both researchers and underrepresented communities benefit from clearer, more equitable data representation and decision-making.
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