I just got through reading the most recent entries on the American Foundation for the Blind's blog. The information they have posted there was great!!!
I'm ashamed to say that although I have the blog linked here on NuVision, I haven't visited their blog in a few weeks. I've been terribly busy. However, that's still no excuse. I should make it my business to stay informed about issues that impact individuals with blindness and low vision.
I strongly encourage my readers to check out AFB's blog! You won't be disappointed.
Much love to my readers!
Angie B.
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Thank you!! Like you, I appreciate them as a resource but hadn't been to their site for a long time ... thanks for the link.
On the 64th anniversary of the atomic bombing of Hiroshima, essayist Daniel Bruno Sanz has written a unique piece about the nuclear arms race and the Black experience on film:
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New essay "The Gates Affair:Why We Care" yours to publish
Dear readers and webmasters,
Author Daniel Bruno Sanz has written an essay about Gatesgate. We encourage its publication and distribution.
Regards,
Navas S.
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