About Bold Blind Beauty

Like a life-threatening asthma attack, the absence of life-sustaining A.I.R. (Access, Inclusion, and Representation)™ can limit how blind people move through the world.

Bold Blind Beauty is a media and advocacy platform centered on (Access, Inclusion, and Representation)™; sharing stories that connect us and challenge how we perceive one another.

Our mission is simple: to transform how we see each other.

As a 65-year-old Black, blind, asthmatic woman, I understand that thriving after sight loss often means navigating layered barriers. Discrimination is a common thread across underrepresented communities. Disability adds another dimension, and yet, disability is a community anyone can become part of at any time.



Asthma has no cure, and systemic discrimination can feel just as persistent. But change is possible.

Disability is a natural part of life. Blind people are whole and valuable.

A.I.R. is transformative.

Let’s break barriers by changing how we see each other.


Equity

Iconography showing three figures standing at the same height. Two of the three figures are supported by steps, so that they are equal height of the tallest figure

Passion

Iconography of a heart on fire.

Impact

Iconography of a pair of hands holding the world and people.

Courage

Iconography of a fist in the air with a ring of energy around it.

Elevating diverse voices.

Mission Statement

Vision Statement

Rating: 5 out of 5.

You help many people with your honest and authentic thoughts. Not just those who are sight-impaired. Your words about ‘ the paradox of being strong yet fragile’ being part of the human condition is quite profound for me. – Robyn

Rating: 5 out of 5.

Your page warms my heart! I have a blind 5-year-old, and she wants to do everything when she grows up! Something (like driving) she knows may not happen, but she’s positive about everything. – Mrs. Marshall

Rating: 5 out of 5.

I am legally blind, disabled, and most importantly, isolated and totally misunderstood! The invisible disability no one understands…. nor can I truly explain…. Thank you for giving me a place of inclusion! – Deebra