Historicity

People who are differently abled are just like us; they have dreams and hopes and friends. However, out in public these people are often started or whispered about. People who we have talked to, like some of the children at the Blind school, all agree tha

• Differently abled
• Functions
• Classification
• Education
• Museums

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