> I can almost guarantee no one has ever thought about the influences of a font. Maybe not but we know that they do affect people's perceptions whether they're

> I can almost guarantee no one has ever thought about the influences of a font. Maybe not but we know that they do affect people's perceptions whether they're conscious of it or not. I think it's fantastic that your family was engaged with museums while you were growing up but we also know that there's a demographic divide in engagement across the wider population. In the UK more than half of white families visit museums annually but for black families that's closer to one in three.[0] > I mean there are actual fish to fry here, starting with legislation, monetary consequences, property rights 100% but those issues are beyond the operational scope of an individual museum trying to improve its engagement. 0: https://www.ethnicity-facts-figures.service.gov.uk/culture-and-community/culture-and-heritage/adults-visiting-museums-and-galleries/latest https://www.ethnicity-facts-figures.service.gov.uk/culture-a...