Judge finds U.S. currency discriminates against blind

The U.S. Treasury Department discriminates against blind people by issuing paper currency whose value is indistinguishable to those unable to see, a federal judge ruled. Of 180 countries that issue paper money, only the United States prints bills that are identical in size and color in all denominations, U.S. District Judge James Robertson in Washington said. “Plaintiffs ...

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Judge finds U.S. currency discriminates against blind

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