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Black disabled people aren’t just the statistics we know of; we’re a powerful group of people in this world
Black, South Asian, and disabled characters in children’s books are disappearing, new study finds
Blind children are seldom expected to do household chores
Blind Courtesy
Blind individuals can live full, productive lives when given proper training and opportunities
Blind people are experts on blindness
Blind people are frequently handled without ever being given a choice in the interaction
Blind people are not passive consumers
Blind people are often portrayed as frail, mystical, or tragic in media, but in reality we’re lawyers, parents, athletes, CEOs
Blind People at the table as a deciding force
Blind people can be held back by low expectations and creative discrimination
Blind people can only be the recipients of care, not the givers of care
Blind people do not need the public to pretend to be blind for a day
Blind people do not want to be cast permanently as receivers. We want to be givers
Blind people have both invented new tools and received them early
Blind people must determine our own destinies
Blind people must reject the limitations imposed by fear and low expectations
Blind people were isolated from one another and repeatedly told what they could not do
Blind people were the subjects of research to be studied and fixed
Blindness Beyond Borders
Blindness does not limit potential, it is society’s perception that does
Blindness does not mean we have a lack of interest in normal typical activities
Blindness is merely one of our characteristics, not the entirety of our identity
Blindness is not a costume sighted people can put on for an hour and then understand
Blindness is not best understood by closing one’s eyes and trying to cross a room
Blindness is not the characteristic that defines our future
Blindness is not the characteristic that defines us or limits our abilities
Blindness is not what holds you back
Blindness isn't a tragic binary -- it's a rich spectrum
Blindness isn't the problem. Low expectations are
Blossoming with bravery: Waikiki 12-year-old publishes debut novel on life with disabilities
Boy uses offensive term for disabled toddler, dad’s response says it all
Braille is the key to literacy and to opportunity
Breaking Barriers: My Journey as a Blind Juror
Brilliant Problem-Solvers
Bring those who have been excluded into the circle of intimate friends

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