Taking+Advantage+of+Eye+Sight.+How+other+Nations+View+the+Blind

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All throughout the history of life, the people who are stronger, smarter, or more appealing to the eye are set above those who are " different". Those differences are either ===== In many societies (including ours, which was very visible after the outburst that occurred dealing with the views on this project) being "different" is frowned upon and most of the time, you are asked to just not give out your opinion of certain other opinion. This could be seen in the documentary film we saw a few months ago in Humanities. The video dealt with a boy going throughout his middle school and high school years and how it explained and showed in great detail how this child was constantly bullied and threatened for his preference in sexuality, a court case occurred in the documentary type film about the lack of help the was able to achieve in his time of need. The child received no help at all because of his difference and this child was suppose to face the school that was against him by himself. And he shouldn't be complaining about it because he brought it to himself. (Not exactly the same words, but my paraphrase. No, my project doesn't deal with homosexuality as you can see from the title, but I talk about the different ways that people who are blind are seen throughout the different societies in the world, and I see what the ones being effected (the blind) are thinking.
 * preference of sexuality
 * lack of intelligence or even being " too smart"
 * disabilities
 * not setting yourself to look "beautiful" or "trendy"

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 * (Nalida E.L. Besson) “Attitudes and Policies on Blindness/Visual Impairment and Braille Literacy”. //Freeservers (2002).// December 1999
 * “A Day Through The Eyes of a Blind Woman: Part 1, 2 and 3”. //Even Grounds// .February 18 2010
 * (CHOE SANG-HUN.) “For South Korea’s Blind, a Livelihood Is Challenged”. __The New York Times.__ September 17, 2008
 * “Careers for Blind and Visually Impaired Individuals”. //American Foundation for the Blind//.
 * (Lorie Levinson). "Disability Awareness: We're In It Together".__Teaching Tolerance__. (n.d)
 * (Chris de Bode) "10 facts about blindness and visual impairment" __World Health Organization__ (n.d.