[NFB-Arkansas] Quick question, please reply

[Cindy Scott-Huisman]

I appreciate all of the feedback I have received about this topic. Especially these words of wisdom from Curtis!
I brought this up in several places including on a group text in which president Riccobono said that when we are trying to bridge our language, we would include, Blind or low vision.
So, I set about this week, with the intention of enlightening the folks who are publicizing this tour in our art museum.
Thanks again,
Cindy 

Life is short and dictation is faster — please pardon any errors.


> On Sep 17, 2023, at 5:45 PM, D. Curtis Willoughby via NFB-Arkansas <nfb-arkansas at nfbnet.org> wrote:
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> The NFB believes that blind should be used everywhere we can get it used.
> We believe that most of the more complex words are chosen by folks who are  afraid of the word blind.
> This goes all the way back to the 1960s, and the speech
> "A definition of blindness".
> If we cannot  control what someone like a museum uses,
> I do not know which I suggest.
> For myself, I really do like Blind.
> 
> D.    CurtisWilloughby
> 
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