us state department returns to times new roman

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Anonymous12/10/25, 07:10No.463098U.S. State Department returns to Times New Roman for all official correspondence in war against woke
We're so back.
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Anon12/11/25, 19:06No.463103
In the coming months the system will back down on a few woke issues due to concern about lack of participation of white men in the upcoming war...
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Anon12/16/25, 16:38No.463149
im so glad the stupid humanist era is finally fucking off i hope it never ever returns
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Anon12/28/25, 16:49No.463269
Someone explain how either of these are woke or non-woke
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Anon01/01/26, 10:31No.463287
I restored my faith in graphic design
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Anon01/05/26, 12:04No.463313
muh cracker barrel
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Anon01/29/26, 19:09No.463554
This is gonna sound very retarded, but I like how TNR does italics properly rather than just skewing the letters. Yeah, Calibri does this too, but not to the extent of TNR! I love it!
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Anon04/26/26, 13:19No.464161
Rate it. My country uses Arial
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Anon04/30/26, 20:06No.464192
Now that the world has moved on from calibri and on to Aptos or whatever the new MS font is called, I can admit that Calibri is fucking peak and is probably one of the best fonts for legibility and articulate reading at speed. It’s better than times new roman.
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Anon07/03/26, 03:03No.464525
Talking about nothing award
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Anon08/09/26, 15:12No.464671
Was the 'a' always different in regular vs italic fonts? How did I never noticed this until now?
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Anon08/15/26, 19:07No.464695
Good, it's literally the best standard font especially for columns being easily read and semi condensed means it justifies well