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如何做一名不称职的残疾人
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苏珊·罗宾逊 |
TED Residency
• December 2016
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苏珊·罗宾逊患有一种先天性的视力障碍，无法治疗或矫正，所以是位盲人（或者按她的说法，视力有限），因此被冠以了一个她不喜欢的标签：“残疾人”。在这场有趣和充满个性的演讲中，她将我们隐含的偏见暴露出来，并向我们分享了颠覆我们预期的五条技巧。
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