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Brooke Taylor grew up in 1990s Palo Alto during the tech boom, where the culture told her she could build anything if she imagined it. The problem: that ethos was aggressively masculine, pushing her to suppress her femininity in favor of doing and making. She explores the tension between that maker mentality and a more receptive, feminine approach to life.

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