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Discrimination

Why is it that the law requires all new constructions to be accessible to people in wheelchairs ? Crossing lights now have audio-signals for blind people. Deaf people can have sign-language interpreters to go to school. Society has changed or adapted itself for people with a great number of handicaps, and I applaud this movement. However, I don't understand why colorblindness is not included in this list ? If we know that colorblind people cannot differentiate green or red LED lights, why are they allowed on devices ? Why is color used as a categorization tool when many people cannot distinguish them ? I believe this to be a form of discrimination towards people with a certain handicap - colorblindness. I am not implying that this condition is equivalent to blindness or many other handicaps. But I am saying that a sufficient % of the population is affected for there to be thought put in to certain situations where color is of importance.

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