Vision-related humour can often cross the line from harmless fun to harmful stereotyping in our visually-centric society. Colour blindness, a condition affecting how people perceive colours, is frequently misunderstood and misrepresented. Jokes and stereotypes about colour blindness can perpetuate misinformation, create stigma, and diminish the experiences of those living with this condition. Understanding the nuances […]
There is a common misconception that colour blindness is linked to weak eyesight, but this is not necessarily true. Colour blindness, also known as colour vision deficiency, primarily affects how individuals perceive colours. This condition does not directly influence overall visual acuity. Therefore, a person with colour blindness can have perfectly normal eyesight, with the […]
In the spectrum of human experiences, colourblind individuals often face unique challenges, including the less discussed yet impactful issue of colour blindness bullying. This blog explores the emotional and psychological toll of the beating taunts of colour blindness, shedding light on the importance of empathy, awareness, and innovative solutions such as iRo Lenses and Testing […]
In the mosaic of human experiences, colour blindness introduces a unique palette of challenges and adaptations. Engaging in a conversation with individuals navigating this nuanced world provides insights into the inconveniences they face daily. One individual, let’s call him Daniel, sheds light on his personal journey with colour blindness and how it subtly shapes various […]
