Sentence examples for the colour blind from inspiring English sources

According to the Colour Blind Awareness organisation, colour blindness affects approximately 1 in 12 men (8%) and 1 in 200 women in the world.

In an experiment conducted by Bailenson and his colleagues last year, participants who experienced a colour blind simulation using VR dedicated significantly more time to volunteer work that benefited the colour blind community than participants who merely imagined what it was like to be colour blind.

Well, the energy and the colour-blind, gender-blind writing.

The colour-blind franchise was retained but came under increasing attack.

"The race inequality gap is not sustainable or acceptable, and the colour-blind approach is not working.

"It has so many applications," says Harrison, "from graphic and fashion designers, to interior decorators and the colour-blind – even the baking industry.

In spite of being told that the colour-blind approach would simply maintain the status quo, that well meaning but misguided thinking prevailed.

The fascination lies in the evolution of Malcolm's beliefs: from the black nationalism and pan-Africanism of Marcus Garvey through the black separatism of the Nation of Islam to the colour-blind embrace of orthodox Islam.

In 1998, the first year when the colour-blind regime was fully enforced, they enrolled 739 a drop of 22% in a period when the number of new students rose by more than a tenth.

In his introduction to The Glass Menagerie, Williams wrote: "When a play employs unconventional techniques, it is not, or certainly shouldn't be, trying to escape its responsibility of dealing with reality…" The production's lack of connection to a reality beyond its own construct is emphasised by the colour-blind casting.

Tests suggest they can help to enhance reds and greens in the colour-blind.