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I agree with PKFFW that the main issue was the "giving" of the Kindle's to students, but blind students not having the same access. What I don't understand is why they could not continue with the Kindle "give away" and instead give visually impared students a device that would give them the access as well. But often these advocacy groups seem to just want to punish everyone rather than truly helping the group they say they represent.....
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