Marco Rubo Bans Calibri Font at the State Department for Being Dei

Font Calibri is the latest government worker on From the Trump administration to dealing with diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility.

In the act that reads like a story from the onion (and will certainly be food “Saturday Night Live” or “South Park”) A leaked memo on the topicSee rank-.

Calibri, which is a sans-sans-serif font, was apparently adopted in 2023 during a period of calm. It was chosen by the Office of the Front Department, which began to be distributed in Rubo under Trumping Anti-Dei.

Fonts are chosen in an effort to make the document easier to read to cancel vision. Sans-Serif fonts are those without swirls and lines at the ends of letters. With cleaner lines and wider letters, they are considered more accessible to people with problems ranging from dyslexia to poor hygiene (although research on how much SALIFER itself is influential is not comfortable).

Rubio’s memo has pointed to New Roman times as the official font of the force, saying it will “restore decorum and professionalism” to documents. Rubo did in a memo that calibri is not an example of the “most illegal, radical or passed, radical or radical” of Dei for the eye, but he still experienced fonts to “damage” the official correspondent of the Department of State.

Many people across the political spectrum don’t like Calibri (according to an informal survey of TechCrunch writers) but all the same, it’s a tough criticism of the font.

Apparently, there was a song in the department in the Department in 2023 when Calibri was first adopted, The New York Times reportedSee rank-. Inspirational font choices are similar to love/hate sports teams. Everyone has favorites and rivals.

While Calibri declined to comment to suggest its true authenticity, many people agree that this font is new. Even New York times stopped using it almost twenty years ago.

The State Department did not immediately respond to our request for comment.