Audre LordeThe Master's Tools Will Never Dismantle the Master's House

Bye Bye Binary’s selection for their storefront.

Even if the master’s tools cannot destroy the master’s house, the new typographic forms, known as “inclusive”, non-binary and post-binary, at least make it possible to open up the imagination and reinvent typographic tools, in the context of the debate on inclusive writing, by proposing non-binary alternatives to the median point and the doublet.

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