A new type of typeface might be beneficial to neurodivergent readers! 🤯
It's called bionic reading — the first few letters are bolded, making it easier for readers to glide through text and stay focused.
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@JuddLegum I remember when banning books was a terrible thing that only happened in horribly repressive authoritarian regimes.
American libraries used to celebrate having books that were banned in other countries. (Banned Books Week)
WHY did banning books become "acceptable" in the USA?
@Wawa I feel like this would be like lip balm I used as a kid that smelled like my favorite candies. Learned the hard way that smell ≠ taste #sweepstakes#WawaRun
“Children should learn that reading is pleasure, not just something that teachers make you do in school.”
Thank you, Beverly Cleary for creating the stories that so many of us enjoyed reading as children. Rest in peace.
Tomorrow's @AcadNatSci Academy Conversation takes up the environment and the election. Faculty from Drexel and Johns Hopkins will explore how individual voices can help shape the upcoming administration’s impact on our world. Free with registration. https://t.co/Tgt5TunYCk
If Trump could get $287 million of his debt canceled for his bogus real estate deals, please don't tell me we can't cancel the student debt of 45 million Americans who committed the "crime" of getting a college education.
"Ruth Bader Ginsburg stood for all of us," Joe Biden says, following her passing. https://t.co/UOOiOEjFei
"She practiced the highest American ideals as a justice."
Just days before Ginsburg's death, as her strength waned, she dictated this statement to her granddaughter:
"My most fervent wish is that I will not be replaced until a new president is installed."
https://t.co/5iXdrWUIGe