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As part of that subgroup, I think 'colorblindness' is a stigmatising term. I prefer 'chromatographically challenged'. I'll lead myself out.
by lb1lf 3y ago
As part of that subgroup, I think 'colorblindness' is a stigmatising term.
I prefer 'chromatographically challenged'.
I'll lead myself out.
- elzbardico 3y agoThe same here. Things for me are pretty much in color as if in a giant OLED screen. It is just that some very specific hues of yellow and green look different to me compared to standard vision people.
- data-ottawa 3y agoI’ve never really liked “colourblind” as a term because I can see colour, just differently, which always surprises people in the “oh, what colour is this” game they play after finding out. I’m not a fan of “chromatographically challenged”, I would prefer colour vision defficiency even to it. Dichromat, or anomalous trichromatic are accurate, but I don’t think people will adopt them…