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Life Chances and Ways of Life: Statistics on Race, Ethnicity, and Visual Impairment

Life Chances and Ways of Life: Statistics on Race, Ethnicity, and Visual Impairment Corinne Kirchner and Emilie Schmeidler The term cultural diversity can have many meanings. It typically refers to the variety of national or tribal customs that, over generations, have developed into shared ways of life. Cultural patterns can arise around other differences, as well, including gender, religion, and even disability, although whether "disability culture" exists is hotly debated (Gill, 1995). This USABLE Data Report focuses on the racial and ethnic aspects of cultural diversity.