Thoughts About Being Blind and Perceptions of Color
The passage compiles quotes from Donnie Cain Lari Olmated Aren Douthat and Cathy Korkames about blindness. It reflects fear of descending into blindness and the challenge of describing colors to someone who cannot see. It also notes a student experience of crossing streets without sight.
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Donnie Cain
Lari Olmated
Cathy Korkames
Voices on blindness reveal inner fears and hopes
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