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  1. Coloring Gil Thorp has given me more appreciation for comics artists and colorist. See how I did today and everyday until the rest of my life. www.gocomics.com/gilthorp

    static.klipy.com Crayola Crayons with Humorous Text Overlay

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  2. @dytsras.bsky.socialBluesky

    You wanna know my favorite, "did you know it was Jim Crow?" phrase: No Loitering. Sure, the word is older than the United States, but its meaning in the States evolved after Emancipation. When vagrancy laws made Black criminals. "No Loitering" subtly replaced "whites only" in a colorblind way

    Same subjectPolitics
  3. @rego.bsky.socialBluesky

    aamtest: Testing accessibility in WPT blogs.igalia.com/mrego/aamtes... This blog post covers the work @igalia.com has been doing to add a new type of tests in WPT, which allow testing the platform accessibility APIs directly. Thanks to NLnet Foundation for sponsoring this work.

    blogs.igalia.com

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