"the blind," need to stop waiting for some higher power to "make things accessible." accessibility is different for every individual, and only the broadest measures of any sort are useful across the board. Expecting an ADA or other body of law to universally open doors is a myth. Disability is a state of mind, and accessibility is an ongoing invention of the individual. If one accepts another's standards of accessibility, one also accepts the handicap such a standard implies by declaring something inaccessible; when one accepts a handicap, one also accepts disability.
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