Changing Text Color in Finder on Mojave Dark Mode

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I recently switched over to Dark Mode, and for visual symmetry, I made my Finder window backgrounds dark grey (so that I don't have a black window with a white filled-in background. However, this makes the text quite hard to read — is there any way to change (or simply invert) the text color for icon labels in Finder?

Thanks for your help!

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Try toggling it again; it should relaunch Finder with a fully dark theme, including dark backgrounds & white text...

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