“My hands are my eyes, I’m not looking in the mirror,” said Molly Burke, who is blind, as she spun a perfect spiral into her blonde hair with a curling iron in a TikTok video. She explained that although people had told her to wear protective gloves when using heat-styling tools, gloves would rob her of one of her most important senses: touch. Ms. Burke, 28, who has over one million followers on TikTok and, was one of the first blind fashion and beauty influencers.
When Ms. Burke lost her vision due to retinitis pigmentosa as a 14-year-old in Ontario, Canada, she was bullied at school and found solace in listening to fashion haul and makeup tutorial videos on YouTube. Although she had begun losing her vision as a child, going completely blind at the exact age she was discovering her personal style and developing her sense of self was excruciating. Social media helped.
Every packaging of consumer item should have some information in braille as well. VP USCPSC AFB1921 blind
Hey WSJ while you’re at it, we also wouldn’t mind places to work so that we could do things like pay for a subscription to your outlet. Hit me up anytime you want to write a story on the 70% unemployment rate in the blind community.
В. ГАЙФУЛЛИН, ПУТИНУ: ВОВА, КАКУЮ НАДО ЖЕ ИМЕЕТ ЛОШАДИНУЮ СОВЕСТЬ, ЧТОБЫ ОТ ЗАПАДА СПРЯТАТЬ ВО ВЛАДИВОСТОКЕ, УКРАДЕННОЕ В РОССИИ ⁉️😂
I’ve literally never thought this.
🎼 three blind [models] see how they [walk] 🎵 …
BREAKING!!! 👀