When History Repeats Itself, Why Must Blind People Be the Victims?

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January 2016

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Keeping Some of the Good Oranges

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January 2016

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Keeping Some of the Good Oranges
by Justin Salisbury
From the Editor: Justin Salisbury is a second-year graduate student in the Professional Development and Research Institute on Blindness at Louisiana Tech University. He was working on his dissertation in agricultural and applied economics at the University of Wisconsin-Madison when he changed directions and decided to pursue a career as a teacher of the blind.

Low-Tech Solutions for Employment of the Blind

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January 2016

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People, Power, and Pelf

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January 2016

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A Matter of Dignity: How Minnesota is Failing the Disabled

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January 2016

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In Their Own Words: The Historical and Rhetorical Significance of the Annual Banquet Address at the National Federation of the Blind Convention

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January 2016

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In Their Own Words: The Historical and Rhetorical Significance of the Annual Banquet Address at the National Federation of the Blind Convention
by J. W. Smith

Senior Citizens Take on Senior Challenges

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January 2016

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Senior Citizens Take on Senior Challenges
by Ken Cary

From the Editor: This article is special to me because it comes from an unexpected source and offers thanks to someone who is a longtime personal friend of mine, a friend I once doubted when she said she was going to become a mobility instructor. I have several times apologized for doubting and do so yet again.

Senior Citizens Take on Senior Challenges

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January 2016

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Class Action Lawsuit Against Redbox Has Proposed Settlement

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January 2016

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Recipes

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January 2016

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