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Teri_Kanefield, 3 months ago to random

Answering this question: @tanyakaroli
https://mastodon.social/@tanyakaroli@expressional.social/111920862138587042

So far I have liked the Washington Post's weekly summary of where the cases are. I keep forgetting to post links here so you can all read it free.

https://s2.washingtonpost.com/camp-rw/?trackId=5986a242ae7e8a68160e418f&s=65c9438669aed53a61ef4586&linknum=2&linktot=51

My recommendation: Nothing in that weekly column has ever annoyed me 😂

I still think the Washington Post is one of the best. I filter out the opinions.

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Jude_theone479001, 4 months ago to accessibility

Is anyone out there using accessibility apps with Mastodon? After having a sudden vision loss I'm looking for experts for Voice Over and Spoken Content on the Apple platform. Yes I know about Apple's YouTube videos but I have questions about my own system that aren't answered. For instance, can you use their screen reading software on non-Apple apps like Firefox? I've always been a techie but so much depends on having vision. #accessibility #lowvision

Teri_Kanefield, 4 months ago to random

I think I could have characterized my blog post better.

It's not just few recommended books.

Through the summaries I am trying to offer the perspective to make sense of today's politics.

It's a nice summing up for me. I can look back at the books I read over the past 5 years and pick out some of ones that most resonated with me.

Years of writing appellate briefs taught me to summarize and pick out key ideas.

https://terikanefield.com/making-sense-of-it-all-a-journey-through-books-part-1/