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Valerie Muñoz, an assistant principal in Kent, Washington, says she started using the ñ in her last name in her email signature only in the last year or so. "It feels like I am reclaiming something by using it now." https://t.co/7uCSmq9ZP7 — PolitiTweet.org

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Early programmers weren't thinking about the exclusion as a cultural choice — they were working on machines with incredibly limited memory. But their move meant that for many decades, it was either impossible or a ton of extra work to include accents in digital communications. — PolitiTweet.org

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"My grandfather changed his last name late in life to something less Latin-sounding because in the 70s he felt discriminated against," Chris Echeverría, assistant director of government affairs at NYU, says. https://t.co/7uCSmqaxEF https://t.co/AZFZolYaf8 — PolitiTweet.org

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