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Meeting with legislators is ‘the only way things will be addressed’ for blind and visually impaired citizens

John Paré (at right), National Federation of the Blind's executive director of advocacy, and NFB interns at a previous year's Washington Seminar.

Meeting with legislators is ‘the only way things will be addressed’ for blind and visually impaired citizens
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