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Modern History of Blindness
Modern History of Blindness
Modern History of Blindness
Friday 21st April 2023
Join Bill Lundgren and Dr. Kathy Kudlick as they uncover the rich history and contributions of blind individuals, challenging societal perceptions.
40 minutes
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Informative
Inspiring
Empowering
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Episode Overview
- Dr. Kudlick sheds light on the often overlooked contributions of blind people to various fields
- The conversation delves into the importance of representation and the need for positive role models
- Exploration of the impact of historical and cultural perception on the experiences of blind individuals
The real miracle is dealing with all of these misconceptions. If we can get people to think differently for a split second and change their perspective, that's the real miracle. You have to deal with it every single day. That's the most radical act of all.
Imagine a world where the contributions of blind individuals are not just acknowledged but celebrated. In this episode of 'Blindsight', host Bill Lundgren sits down with Dr. Kathy Kudlick for a riveting conversation that challenges the way society views blindness. Dr. Kudlick, a renowned historian, brings to light the incredible achievements of blind people throughout history, many of which have been overlooked or forgotten.
Bill doesn't shy away from pushing boundaries, asking the tough questions that get to the heart of why these stories have been hidden for so long. The episode dives into the importance of representation and the need for positive role models in the blind community. It also explores how historical and cultural perceptions have shaped the experiences of blind individuals, often in ways that are limiting and unfair.
This isn't just a history lesson; it's a call to action to rethink and reshape our understanding of blindness. Whether you're part of the blind community, know someone who is, or are simply interested in social justice, this episode offers a fresh perspective that will leave you both informed and inspired.