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On May 24, 2006, at 12:42 PM, Roberto Michelena wrote:
My understanding is that it was 17 males. They did not test for color blindness.
Maybe in 1931 graphic designers were predominantly male? not the current reality, definitely... Oh, well, maybe it corresponds with pressmen demographics... haven't seen many presswomen.
Ken Fleisher
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