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    1. MBCeid100 02 Oct 2021
      Donate Today We appreciate your support of the movement and our ongoing fight to end State-sanctioned violence, liberate Black people, and end white supremacy forever. Donate For corporate/foundation grants or other partnership questions, please email partnerships@blacklivesmatter.com. Help Us Fight Disinformation

      5) This is about the format of the page. a) the heading are bolded, use simple and clear fonts, and have lines to the right indicating clear separation. This is positive for those with ADHD or dyslexia, as it is clearly separated. Also makes for easy viewing for all users. Also, if one pays attention just to the left there is a separation down the middle of the page provided by a blank white space. Articles on the left, ways to connect with Black Lives Matter on the right. This makes the viewing not complex, which is also a positive.

    2. MBCeid100 02 Oct 2021
      It’s been 25 years since you walked this earth with us. Over 2 decades after your death, you are still one of the most highly respected and beloved rappers to ever grace us, widely regarded as one of the GOATs in the music industry. The weight of your words, the light in your eyes, the warmth of your smile, the power of your vision, your enveloping Spirit… you… you continue to be our “rose that grew from concrete”…and you remind us to be the same.🌹Rest In Power, 🕊Your legacy lives on🙏🏿…Always ‘Pac🖤blklivesmatter11dCALIFORNIA— don’t miss this election tomorrow!👀 Make a plan with your crew and flex your voting power🗳✊🏿blklivesmatter14dOn this day in 1968, #ArthurAshe made history as the first Black man to win the U.S. Open. Arthur was not only a tennis legend, but also a civil rights activist and social issues advocate.TIME FOR SOME HISTORY 👇🏿He spoke out against the Vietnam War for its cost to Black and Brown lives, encouraged young athletes to pursue higher education, opened tennis clinics for inner-city kids, defended the rights of Haitian refugees, and pushed to dismantle the apartheid in South Africa. He was the first person Nelson Mandela wanted to meet in the U.S. upon his release from a 27 year-long prison sentence in South Africa. Ashe later contracted HIV from a blood transfusion during heart surgery and became an AIDS advocate, lecturing to decrease stigma and establishing the Arthur Ashe Foundation for the Defeat of AIDS. He continued advocating for causes he cared about until his death at age 49 from AIDS-related pneumonia. Since then, many memorials have been made in his honor, including Arthur Ashe Stadium in New York, where the U.S. Open has been played since 1997 and continues to be played TODAY.Arthur Ashe, thank you for breaking barriers and paving the way for so many Black athletes and activists alike. You are forever remembered for your greatness both in sports and in overall society.Rest in power…Images & footage: @newshour @usopen

      4) Features "hover interaction" - moving the mouse over the images causes them to 'flip' and provide additional information. This is negative as it is inaccessible to those that cannot use a mouse leading to the website not being fully operable by these users.

    3. MBCeid100 02 Oct 2021
      8 Years StrongTo commemorate BLM’s 8th anniversary, we put together an anniversary video. Watch it now. Black Lives Matter Condemns the Treatment of Haitian Migrants at the U.S./Mexico Border September 22, 2021 Black Lives Matter condemns the racist, anti-

      2) Articles are clearly separated - this is positive for the majority of users that do not have accessibility needs. Font size throughout is large, both of article title and article preview. This is positive for those with difficulty seeing/minor-major eyesight trouble. This is also positive for people that have ADHD, as a lack of clutter will make it an easier read.

      3) Image does not have an <alt> tag - this is negative regarding accessibility for the blind. *I have included 3) here along with 2) because when I highlight just the picture the functions that hypothes.is offers do not appear.

    4. MBCeid100 02 Oct 2021
      Imagining Abolition

      1) Colour is present, but is not a key or principle of communication by the website to the user. This is positive in consideration of individuals whom are colour blind.

    5. MBCeid100 02 Oct 2021
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      1) Continued. Same reason - Colour is present but is not a key principle of communication by the website to the user. This is positive in consideration of individuals whom are colour blind.

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