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catalyst-33043	West, Sarah Myers	Redistribution and Rekognition: A Feminist Critique of Algorithmic Fairness	2020	24	.pdf	application/pdf	9109	511	45	But as I dug deeper, reading the work of scholars who had long been critiquing technological discrimination, I recognized how much my understanding of algorithmic oppression was limited by how many systems worked well for me as a white, cisgendered woman based in the United States—and that making AI systems “work better” wasn’t necessarily the right objective to be seeking at all.1 Original Research | Catalyst: Feminism, Theory, Technoscience Issue 6 (Vol 2) Finally, fairness discourses insufficiently account for the ways that breakdowns in AI systems can be productive.	cache/catalyst-33043.pdf	txt/catalyst-33043.txt