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Statement from the National Federation of the Blind on the Harmful Stereotyping of Blind People in Political Discourse

The National Federation of the Blind condemns harmful stereotyping of blind individuals highlighted in a Congressional hearing response.
They assert that blindness does not equal incompetence, noting that blind people can be professionals like scientists and educators.
The statement criticizes media outlets for perpetuating misconceptions and calls for respectful discourse regarding blind people's capabilities.
They emphasize that blindness should not define a person's ability to contribute meaningfully to society.

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Statement from the National Federation of the Blind on the Harmful Stereotyping of Blind People in Political Discourse

BALTIMORE, Feb. 15, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- The National Federation of the Blind strongly condemns the inappropriate and harmful stereotyping of blind people that has been highlighted in the response to a recent Congressional hearing before the House Committee on Oversight…

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Charleston Gazette-Mail broke the news in Charleston, United States 7 days ago on Saturday, February 15, 2025.

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