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The absence of such basic resources is not merely an issue of convenience, but a reflection of a growing Braille literacy crisis. Today, visually impaired children rely heavily on audio materials and ...

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The casting director opens up about the art of scouting non-actors and why her job feels like fulfilling destiny.

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