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Tag: Blindness

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Disabled Judge: “The Disabled Community Is In BIG Trouble If We Don’t Fix This…”

Chabad.org · 20 Mar

Richard Bernstein, a blind Michigan Supreme Court Justice, marathon runner, and disabilities advocate, discusses the challenges faced by the disabled community and his efforts to enact change.

0 Leadership Education

Blind Judge REVEALS The Challenges Of Getting A Law Degree While Disabled

Chabad.org · 19 Mar

Richard Bernstein, a justice on the Supreme Court of Michigan who was blind from birth, shares his journey to obtaining a law degree and the challenges he faced due to his disability.

0 Culture Communities

Escaping a Christian Cult to Find Blind Love & Judaism (The story of Nechama & Lavi Greenspan)

Living Lchaim · 14 Sep 2024

Nechama and Lavi Greenspan share their extraordinary journey of love and faith.

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It Is a Sighted Man’s World

Tel Aviv Review · 29 Jun 2020

Dr. Gili Hammer, an anthropologist at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, examines the intersection of blindness and gender in her book "Blindness through the Looking Glass: The Performance of Blindness, Gender, and the Sensory Body."

0 Literature Culture

Words Winged With Light

Jeffrey Saks in Lehrhaus · 7 Jan 2019

Erez Biton, a blind Hebrew poet born to Moroccan-Jewish parents, has made significant contributions to Israeli literature, particularly within the Mizrahi community, exploring themes of displacement and identity.

0 Science Culture

A Plea: Jewish Parents, Save Us From The Solar Eclipse

Forward · 21 Aug 2017

The author, Jenny Singer, urges Jewish parents to protect their families from the potential harm of viewing solar eclipses despite the current popular trend.