That’s a fat lie with the he/him, she/her bs. Just because someone is blind doesn’t mean they’re retardedOk, so I checked the responses and one of the hosts mentioned they actually do that for people that are visually impaired and have difficulty distinguishing between speakers. If so it make sense what they did.
people sound different so you would pick up speech patterns, accents, volumeOk, so I checked the responses and one of the hosts mentioned they actually do that for people that are visually impaired and have difficulty distinguishing between speakers. If so it make sense what they did.
It's almost as people on this forum just jump to conclusionsOk, so I checked the responses and one of the hosts mentioned they actually do that for people that are visually impaired and have difficulty distinguishing between speakers. If so it make sense what they did.
As if we haven't had radio for over a hundred years where this never happened, nor has it ever been important.It's almost as people on this forum just jump to conclusions
As if we haven't had radio for over a hundred years where this never happened, nor has it ever been important.
It's nonsense.
Its painful to watch though, plus I would think that not having to deal with all that shit of how people look would be a hidden benefit of being blind. The pronoun stuff is pointless when we aren't going to actually interact with them, but whatever.Ok, so I checked the responses and one of the hosts mentioned they actually do that for people that are visually impaired and have difficulty distinguishing between speakers. If so it make sense what they did.
As if we haven't had radio for over a hundred years where this never happened, nor has it ever been important.
It's nonsense.
Do they though? Do blind people care about hair color at all? Skin color?If a group of people are finding it helpful and considerate, why do you care?
Even so, Why the fuck blind people needs to know the speaker's skin color for?Ok, so I checked the responses and one of the hosts mentioned they actually do that for people that are visually impaired and have difficulty distinguishing between speakers. If so it make sense what they did.