Stop Making Trump the Scapegoat for Leaving Students with Disabilities Behind
The Trump administration is at it again! A couple weeks ago Teen Vogue ran an op-ed arguing college students with…
Tag: Blindness philosophy
Succeeding as a blind person despite the odds
Going Blind and Learning How to Deal with It
Did you know blindness is the “ailment” people fear most? That’s not my choice of word. It comes from the…
5 Reasons You Should Not Get a Guide Dog
If you’re blind, you obviously read Braille. Your hearing must naturally be superior to your sighted peers, and of course…
Diversity in the Workplace Fails People with Disabilities
Why do conversations about diversity generally include every minority except people with disabilities? I originally wrote the article below in…
The Facts About Blindness You Always Wanted to Know
What have you always wanted to know about blind people but was always too afraid to ask? My thoughts are…
Preparing Blind People for the Rest of Reality
There’s never been a better time to be blind, or so I’ve heard. And I have to ask: How low…
No Braille? No Literacy!
If you are blind, cannot read print or Braille, you are not literate. In honor of World Braille Day, I’m…
A Double Tap to the Touch Screen Devil’s Head
In the battle between touch screens and tactile buttons, the touch screen is quickly becoming the reigning champion. It’s not…
