The Perils of Playing Blind: Problems with Blindness Simulation and a Better Way to Teach about Blindness

Braille MonitorJune 2017

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The Mechanics of Meeting One’s Financial Obligations without Sight

Braille MonitorJune 2017

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There Is a List for That!

Braille MonitorJune 2017

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From Helplessness to Independence: A Philosophical and Practical Overview

Braille MonitorJune 2017

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Audible Pedestrian Signals, Tactile Graphics, and the Need for the Blind to Get Involved

Braille MonitorJune 2017

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Blind Actors

Braille MonitorJune 2017

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Blind Actors
by Peggy Chong
From the Editor: Peggy Chong is affectionately known to many of us as the Blind History Lady. Her obsessive hobby and sometimes vocation is to track down little-known blind people from the thousands of sources she reviews and to put their stories into places where they can be appreciated for the pioneers they were.

Do You Dream In Color?

Braille MonitorJune 2017

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Dots from Space! Getting in Touch with Braille

Braille MonitorJune 2017

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My Free White Cane

Braille MonitorJune 2017

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Independence Market Corner

Braille MonitorJune 2017

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Independence Market Corner
The National Federation of the Blind Independence Market is the conduit through which our organization distributes our empowering literature to our members, friends, and the general public. As a service we also operate a blindness products store, which sells mostly low-tech items, designed to enhance the everyday independence of blind people.