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It may be early days, but Strictly Come Dancings breakout star so far this season is also the shows first blind contestant, Chris McCausland.The comedian, who impressed the BBC shows judges last Saturday with his confident and energetic cha-cha-cha, has earned additional plaudits for upending stereotypes about who can dance.His succ stanley cup becher ess has also inspired the next generation of visually impaired young people by proving that there need be no barriers to learning to dance.View image in fullscreenEvie Roberts: More work needs to be doneEvie Roberts, 15, who hosts a podcast called Talking In the Dark that aims to raise aw stanley cup becher areness of blindness and disability, said it was really great weve now got so many disabled role models on TV. Theres definitely more than there were 20 or 30 years ago. More work has to be done but were definitely making progress. She hoped McCauslands appearance on the show would help challenge misconceptions and encourage people to talk and think about accessibility. When it comes to disability, I think it can sometimes be that people just arent really educated in it, so [its important that they] see people like Chris McCausland and other incredible people wit stanley termosar h disabilities out there and doing their thing. She previously interviewed McCausland on her podcast, and the pair bonded over exchanging the slightly off-the-wall questions they have encountered as visually impaired people.McCausland revealed how he was once handed a 拢2 coin while out with his guide d Zzsa WHO and global faith leaders call for fair access to Covid vaccines
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