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Blind people must save a lot on electricity.
They do actually!
I had a blind professor, last semester, and I swung through his office to make up an exam. It was a while before I knew he was in there because he was sitting with the lights off. I finally went in, apologized, and took the exam by the light of a nearby window (which was fine). Forty-five minutes into dead silence he panicked and yelled in this booming voiced, âWAIT, YOU CAN SEE!!!â before diving across his desk to turn on the lights. Iâm sure he was embarrassed but I thought it was endearing and it highlighted a large aspect of disabled life that I hadnât previously considered.
Sort of relatedly I once had professor who was deaf, but she had learned to read lips and speak so she could communicate easily with hearing people who didnât know sign language. One day she had gotten off topic and was talking a little about her personal life, so that one of the students said âOh, I know, I grew up in Brooklyn too.âÂ
She stared at him for a long time and then said âHow do you know Iâm from Brooklyn?â
And he said âYou have a Brooklyn accent.â
She said âI do?â and the whole class nodded, and then she burst out laughing and said âI had no idea! The school where I learned to speak was in Brooklyn. I learned by moving my mouth and tongue the way my teachers did. So I guess it makes sense that I have their accent, I just never thought about it.â
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Sorry for the long post, but Republicans are seriously trying to say that itâs not âcivilâ to point out the fact that their healthcare bill will cause millions of people to lose their insurance, which will cause thousands of preventable deaths.
Talk about it. Make noise about it. Tell the truth about what itâs going to do.
Help stop this bill:
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you sometimes gotta feel for peter because he was pretty close to getting beta!stiles and instead he ended up with âmy mom does all the grocery shoppingâ McCall
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I tried to explain to a friend of mine who has never ever been poor in his life why it is that poverty is a cycle, and why itâs so difficult to escape poverty.Â
His response was, âjust save moneyâ. I kept trying to explain that when you are living paycheck to paycheck, there really is no saving money because most of your income is being spent on basic needs: food, shelter, clothing, transportation.Â
So, then he responded, âwell, why canât you just save $5 every weekâ. Well, a lot of poor people do try to save. I would manage to get a few hundred in my savings account, but then you get a flat tire, or you end up getting sick and missing a week of work, or you have an unexpected bill. And, that few hundred dollars suddenly disappears. I tried to explain to him that when youâre poor, unanticipated expenses can very quickly and easily blow through what little you have in your savings account and put you back at square one.Â
I also tried to explain that when you are that poor, you need to make purchases while you have the money. Like, if I needed a new pair of jeans and I had an extra $30 that week, I would buy myself a new pair of jeans that week because I didnât know when I would have an extra $20 or $30 to spend. So, he countered that with, âYou donât need to buy clothes. You could have put that $30 in your savings.â
To which I responded, âWell, if it were socially acceptable to walk around without pants on, then maybe poor people could climb out of poverty, but until then, when your jeans have holes in them, or donât fit you anymore, you need to get some new ones.â
Then it kind of clicked for him.. a little.Â
So, I went on to talk about the sociological aspects of poverty, like how growing up poor, or growing up as part of a marginalized demographic pushes your starting block 100 feet behind your peers.. how our educational systems are set up to fail impoverished children. The light bulb flickered, but never fully turned on.Â
And, then he said, âI still canât believe you were ever on food stamps.âÂ
Yes, my friend, poverty and I get a nice little reunion every few years. I know it intimately, which is why you should sit back, relax, and just listen.Â
I never understood how it was so difficult to see the realities of poverty. To me, it is sort of common sense. And, what is irksome is that poverty doesnât always present itself as an old beat up car, and falling apart sneakers. People who grow up middle class and financially secure seem to think that poverty looks a lot like dirty children with dirty clothes, and no shoes. But, it doesnât. It can be that, but itâs often not.Â
I grew up in a nice house in the suburbs, but we were poor. We were very poor for a long time, in part due to my medical issues. People assume that because we went to Catholic school, and had a nice house that we were well-off. We werenât. My mother worked 2-3 jobs, and my parents took out loans to pay for our school tuition. My motherâs parents helped pay for some of our education, even though they were also incredibly poor. My parents sometimes struggled to put food on the table.Â
I never had clothes that were dirty or falling apart, but most of my clothes and shoes were hand-me-downs from my older cousins. In fact, a lot of my toys were, too.Â
Both of my parents grew up in poverty. My father, especially, grew up in complete and abject poverty. Their parents grew up in poverty, and so did their parents. My parents made immense sacrifices to set us up for financial success, but life always finds a way to intervene.Â
Personally, my health issues have been the driving factor behind my own financial issues. I have amassed thousands of dollars in medical debt. I work a job that doesnât use my degree at all because I can work part time and still get benefits, and because I know I wonât get fired if I need to take extended absences due to my health.Â
So, when you say, âI still canât believe you were ever on food stamps,â  you are really saying, âI have this picture in my head of what poverty looks like, and you donât fit that image.âÂ
That idea we have about what poverty is supposed to look like is a big reason why people in the middle class are so content with cutting safety net programs, even though they are one medical problem, one car accident, or one lay-off away from complete financial ruin. What does poverty look like, then.  How do you âjust save moneyâ, then.Â
poverty in the developed world doesnât look like a refugee child with flies on their face.
it looks like a normal person in normal clothes, in a normal apartment, with their bills spread out on the kitchen table, crying.
That last sentence, bruh

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