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My name is Dennis Holsten and i'm from the National Federation of the Blind.
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Stereotyping...people have a lot of perceptions of blind people and it's really
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subconscious because you're around blind people all the time
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but society kind of
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promotes this idea that blind people are
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less capable or need to be taken care of,
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or you need to be extra sensitive on what you say or in things of that nature and
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it's kinda promoted on the subconscious level so a lot of people have these
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stereotypes about blind people
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and some of them know it and some of them don't even realize that they know it
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soul when they confront blind people they tend to
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treat them
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as less then equal
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by doing various things like talking to another person that may be with them
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instead of talking to directly to them,
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unnecessarily changing around their words, avoiding certain words that they
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may think offend blind people
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and otherwise maybe a group of people getting quiet when a blind
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person walks by because of it's an uncomfortable experience,
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things of that nature and it goes on and on
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so I think stereotypes are subconsciously built into people's mindsets based on
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how society functions.