Posts by litherland@typo.social
 (DIR) Post #ARAyLl0nxXthWhY4fY by litherland@typo.social
       2022-12-31T19:52:47Z
       
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       @RebeccaRHelm #lifegoals
       
 (DIR) Post #ASjNtZ3Zirk2RBCym0 by litherland@typo.social
       2023-02-15T17:55:04Z
       
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       “While native Arabic speakers were battling an overall lack of resources and structures to design Arabic typefaces, non-natives remained comfortable doing the job—a common practice since the historical onset of ‘Arabic’ typefaces, which were produced in Europe. Much like the diverse cultures of the region, Arabic type was reduced, Orientalized, fetishized, vilified, and colonized.” https://futuress.org/stories/arabic-typography/
       
 (DIR) Post #ATif2ZOCzAeeHiakW8 by litherland@typo.social
       2023-03-17T17:34:47Z
       
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       Please help spread the word about the Ezhishin Scholarship! This $5,000 scholarship—really more a grant than a scholarship—is for Native American and First Nation people in the US and Canada, respectively, whose creative practice explores typography, type design, or relevant linguistic work. Deadline is March 24! https://www.tdc.org/supporting-growth/scholarships
       
 (DIR) Post #AU3DkT7jn1MwJKdvjE by litherland@typo.social
       2023-01-11T20:13:34Z
       
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       I’m a big fan of mutuality, not a big fan of asymmetry. That’s basically my whole politics in a nutshell, on a very micro level.
       
 (DIR) Post #AXMjFeMQ3g8UnklMem by litherland@typo.social
       2023-07-04T16:37:05Z
       
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       It’s just not that hard to join Mastodon. It’s just not. Come on. Stop repeating that it is; stop scaring people, media.https://www.theverge.com/2023/7/3/23782607/social-web-public-apps-end-reddit-twitter-mastodon
       
 (DIR) Post #AhqysUrvFrbEyzCelE by litherland@typo.social
       2024-05-05T20:04:06Z
       
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       I keep thinking of Benjamin: “In all mourning there is the deepest inclination to speechlessness, which is infinitely more than inability or disinclination to communicate. That which mourns feels itself thoroughly known by the unknowable.”