In 1931, the Library of Congress started a program to financially support the translation of popular magazines into braille so that the blind community would have something to read and could stay up to date on current events.
In the beginning of the 1970’s Playboy Magazine was added to list of the magazines that received funding to be translated into braille and became the 6th most popular magazine in the Library’s of Congress’s braille magazine catalogue.
In the beginning of the 1970’s Playboy Magazine was added to list of the magazines that received funding to be translated into braille and became the 6th most popular magazine in the Library’s of Congress’s braille magazine catalogue.
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