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Mika Pyyhkala
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9 months ago
in Video: The First Five Minutes of Blindness on This Blog is Not Yet Rated
The National Federation of the Blind is set to conduct 78 protests in 38 states regarding the film Blindness.
Real time updates:
http://twitter.com/nfbma
Boston Massachusetts Press Release:
http://www.pr.com/press-release/108900
The film spreads misconceptions about people who are blind, and reenforces negative stereotypes and misconceptions held in certain segments of society.
With proper training, atitude, and resources the actual condition of blindness can be reduced to a mere characteristic or occasional inconvenience. Most issues faced by the blind are attitudinal in nature and not directly related to blindness itself.
The film has no cast tallent that is actually blind, and in no way reflects the reality of life as a person who is blind.
Real time updates:
http://twitter.com/nfbma
Boston Massachusetts Press Release:
http://www.pr.com/press-release/108900
The film spreads misconceptions about people who are blind, and reenforces negative stereotypes and misconceptions held in certain segments of society.
With proper training, atitude, and resources the actual condition of blindness can be reduced to a mere characteristic or occasional inconvenience. Most issues faced by the blind are attitudinal in nature and not directly related to blindness itself.
The film has no cast tallent that is actually blind, and in no way reflects the reality of life as a person who is blind.
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What in the film causes misconceptions about those who are blind? What negative stereotypes and misconceptions are present?
Please give specific examples so that I can be sure to look for those and try to understand your point. I'm more than happy to support those who feel they're being treated unfairly, but just to throw out accusations doesn't really help any cause.