Assertion: color blindness | /r/HasProperty | disability
Facets:
value: despite this ambiguity
type: OTHER
value: for a society
type: OTHER
value: in most cases
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: Courts Have Not Found Color-Blindness to be a Disability
text: In the UK society doesn’t generally think of colour blindness as a disability, but in most cases colour blindness should be considered to be a disability and therefore employers, schools and businesses must treat colour blindness in the same way they would any other disability.
text: Today, we will be talking about the ADA and if they consider Color-Blindness to be a disability.
text: For a society aspiring to justice across color lines, is color-blindness a virtue or a disability?
text: Which got me thinking: what is color blindness, and is it a disability covered under the Americans With Disabilities Act (“ADA”)?
text: Unfortunately the Guidance Notes to the Equality Act 2010 are misleading but the Government Equalities Office recognises colour blindness can be a disability, despite this ambiguity.
text: The UK Government recognises that colour blindness can be a Special Educational Need and a disability but provides no advice or support for schools, teachers and parents.