• @ThePyroPython
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    5 months ago

    Yeah but their agents aren’t. If a blind actor has a blind agent that truly would be a case of the blind leading the blind.

    Edit: blind actor, not bland actor, lol

  • MyTurtleSwimsUpsideDown
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    Tbf, the difference between blindness and sightedness isn’t always black and white. There is an actor at the theater I work with who uses a stick to get around, but he can read a script on his massive tablet with the text blown up real big and the brightness high enough.

  • @NotAnotherLemmyUser
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    I feel out of the loop on this one.

    Did Netflix have a publicity fail recently where they argued about how posting some flyers in a common area for employees was enough to satisfy some law?

    (All I get from searching “Netflix” and “Blind” are news results for “Love is Blind”).

    • @[email protected]OP
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      The post from yesterday in this community is the poster, a lot of people pointed out that blind people wouldn’t be able to read it, that’s mostly it.

      • @NotAnotherLemmyUser
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        Thanks, I wandered in from “All”. Content looks fun in here so I’ll subscribe and stick around for a while.

        I still need to watch the latest Netflix adaptation, of the show, it just hasn’t been a high priority for me yet.

    • @[email protected]
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      They put out a casting call describing toph as a a character and encouraged visually impaired people to apply. It is a running gag in the series. I am unsure wether they used a description which might have helped their course.

  • @BroBot9000
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    5 months ago

    Do you really expect them to hire actual blind people when they still cast white people instead of hiring an ethnic person play those rolls?