How Radio Technology Conspired Against Women's Voices
Women who speak publicly and challenge authority have long been dismissed as "shrill" or "grating." What's less widely understood is how the design of the technology that transmits human voices has shaped this gendered invective since the dawn of the broadcast era: everything from microphones to modes of transmission have been optimized for lower voices. […]
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