[nabs-l] Studying to be a Teacher of the Visually Impaired

[T. Joseph Carter]

I explored that route.  Important calls and emails necessary to make that 
happen appear not to have been returned.  I won't go into detail because I 
don't know exactly what happened, and any speculation I offer might be very 
unkind to those who were expected to respond.

I do not know that there is no longer anything to be done.  I just know 
that anything that would be done now is a much harder (and very much more 
expensive) fight.  It doesn't matter how good the evidence is if they are 
willing to throw all of their resources into depleting yours.

Joseph

On Tue, Jan 20, 2009 at 12:59:35AM -0500, Jedi wrote:
> Joseph,
>
> You might give some thought to letting the NfB provide the financial and 
> legal resources to fight discrimination. If nothing else, the law is on 
> your side. I'm not sure just what exactly the organization can provide 
> you, but it's worth checking it out. Keep us posted.
>
> -- 
> REspectfully,
> Jedi
>
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