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Woman-Made World: Inside the Inevitable Rise of the Feminist City
There are ways to transform the city that would advance the liberation of women and marginalized people.
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Whoa, Canada: Toronto Can’t Be Tech’s City of the Future until It Reckons with Its Past
Toronto’s rebranding efforts obscure how many of its long-term residents of color continue to experience the city.
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On Our Radar—Feminist News Roundup: The Gaslighting of American Women
For once, it does not feel good to be right.
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Ramped Up: Navigating Through Ableist Architecture
Architectural restrictions contribute to the marginalization of people with disabilities.
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About the Art: The Devotion Issue
We are devoted to women of color being devoted to themselves.
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Raw Materials: Will teched-up clothing change fashion's gendered image?
We’re seeing exciting new technologies already designed with men and male agency in mind, codifying norms before they even hit the shelves.
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More Than Our Machines: Aesthetics and Prosthetics in Sci-Fi Film
In the future, you can lose all your limbs and remain enfranchised.
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About the Art: The Facts Issue
If it walks like a duck and talks like a duck, could it actually be a pooping robot? Before you think we’ve lost the thread completely, read about an actual, factual 18th-century French automaton, our pop-art cover, and the comics and illustration in this issue.
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Human Subjects: Should We Rely on Technology for Transcendence?
For the diehard technophiliac, the true calling of implants and cybernetics is to create a human no longer wracked by the vicissitudes of their own flesh.
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Body Conscious: Who Gets to Be a Cyborg?
Much of the futuristic sheen of biohacking is washed off when we think of it in terms of footbinding, corsetry, plastic surgery, or even IUDs.
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