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Robert Stribley

(He/Him)
Brooklyn, New York
As seen in: CNN, Medium, HuffPost, Observer, UX Magazine, UX Collective, An Injustice!, OpenGlobalRights
Covers:  immigration, human rights, user experience design, information architecture, interaction design, privacy, privacy by design, content strategy, art, film, literature, books, music, culture
Digital magpie, information architect, content strategist, writer, photographer, media & political junkie, Australian, American, Razorfish, NYC

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Robert Stribley is a writer living in Brooklyn, NY. Has written music, book and art reviews, as well as the occasional feature. He writes regularly on the fields of user experience design. He has also written extensively on the topics of internet culture, privacy and security, and immigration. He is the author of Design for Privacy (Rosenfeld Media, 2025).

He's an Experience Director with lengthy agency experience at Razorfish and Publicis Sapient in New York City. He teaches UX design at the S…

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A Beach Divided

A Beach Divided

The U.S. and Mexico stand in stark contrast where their edges meet at the Pacific Ocean I had wanted to explo…

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Lefty dentists and inclusive design

Lefty dentists and inclusive design

My dentist and I bonded over a shared characteristic recently, when we discovered we're both left-handed*. Th…

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No Transit: The criminal treatment of transgender asylum seekers in the United States

No Transit: The criminal treatment of transgender asylum seekers in the United States

Activists from the human rights group, Doctors for Camp Closures, hold illuminated signs on a freeway overpas…

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Free Flow

Free Flow

As many western industrial nations drifted towards protectionism if not outright nationalism in the last deca…

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We Deport Veterans

We Deport Veterans

For decades, we've deported military veterans-legal residents of the United States-while dangling citizenship…

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Your Company Needs a Digital Ombudsman. Pronto.

Your Company Needs a Digital Ombudsman. Pronto.

Does your local newspaper have what may seem like an unusual job? An ombudsman? It's a unique job and I've lo…

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Medium Day: AI & Privacy

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By Robert Stribley
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AI is undermining our privacy: What Can we do about it? Press enter or click to view image in full size For Medium Day this year, I'm speaking on AI and Privacy and a little bit about how I came to write on such subjects, as well. Join me online Friday, September 19th from 6:30-7pm EST. More detailed information follows.
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It’s Time to Update Your Threat Model

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By Robert Stribley
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Did you know that if you went to a drag show in Florida, the state may be attempting to track you down? As the AP has reported, a Florida prosecutor recently subpoenaed the records of the Kilted Mermaid, a Vero Beach wine bar, demanding copies of guest lists, reservation logs, surveillance video, and contracts identifying drag performers. You may not think about it much, but you have a threat model, and this story offers a perfect example of how anybody’s threat model can change on a dime.
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Default Men & Self-as-User Syndrome: How Toxic Masculinity Affects Design

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By Robert Stribley
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It may help to state from the outset that, no, “not all” masculinity is “toxic.” “Toxic” is an adjective modifying a noun, so not all versions of that noun require that particular adjective. But, yes, we can establish that toxic masculinity does affect digital design. For the purposes of our discussion, let’s define “toxic masculinity.” Interestingly enough, the term was coined by a man, the psychologist Shepherd Bliss, who has been influential in what he called the “mytho-poetic” movement.
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