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Aubrey Hirsch

As seen in: Graphic Rage with Aubrey Hirsch, The Audacity, Medium, The New York Times, Bloomberg News, The Washington Post, TIME, Men Yell At Me, Quartz, Substack, Vox, The Rumpus and
Writer & illustrator of stories, essays and feminist comics. '22 NEA fellow. Work in TIME, Vox, New York Times, Washington Post, etc. Very charming IRL. she/her
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Rejecting the Male Gaze

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By Aubrey Hirsch
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This comic originally appeared in The Audacity. Fighting against the patriarchy has to start with deprogramming the misogyny in our own brains. One of the ways I choose to fight back every day is by making thoughtful choices about how I look, and just as importantly, how I feel about how I look. Choosing to make aesthetic decisions for myself and no one else makes me feel more empowered and free in the world! If you find this kind of work important, please consider becoming a paid subscriber.
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Why Is Dad's Name Still the Default?

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By Aubrey Hirsch
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Every time I think about how babies are almost automatically given their father’s last names, I get fired up.
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Why AI is Bad for Women Workers

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By Aubrey Hirsch
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A growing body of research suggests AI is reinforcing gender inequality at nearly every stage of employment. From hiring algorithms that favor male candidates to workplace perceptions that penalize women for using AI tools, the technology is both creating new barriers and amplifying old ones. As AI reshapes the future of work, we need to think seriously about how to head off the downsides, or it will largely be women who suffer most.
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