White House Highlighted Blue to Support People with Autism
'03.04.2017'
ForumDaily Woman
In honor of World Autism Day, the White House was highlighted in blue.
The blue color is considered the symbolic color of the autism problem. The tradition of highlighting houses in blue and wearing 2 blue clothes on April, on the day of disseminating information about autism, appeared in 2005 year, it was founded by an American organization Autism speaks.
Support for the campaign to disseminate information about autism was expressed by US President Donald Trump, on his page in the microblog Twitter He wrote:
“Melania and I were honored to light up the White House in blue this evening to mark World Autism Awareness Day.”
Melania and I are honored to light up the @WhiteHouse this evening, for #WorldAutismAwarenessDay... Join us & #LIUB. https://t.co/o07NPQTCyK pic.twitter.com/7zzwSwBdZK
- Donald J. Trump (@ realDonaldTrump) April 3, 2017
According to the World Health Organization, every 68 child born in the world suffers from autism. Scientists are still trying to find the cause of such a mental disorder. Doctors say that there is no cure for autism, because autism itself is not a disease and a disorder of psychological development. In some cases, children with autism disorders can be taught to interact with society, and then they become full-fledged members of society. World Autism Awareness Day was proclaimed by the UN. Now the report of information about autism contributes to the early diagnosis and soft integration of such people in modern society.
This year, the pyramids in Egypt, the statue of Christ the Redeemer in Rio de Janeiro (Brazil), the Sydney Opera House (Australia), skyscrapers in New York (USA) and other world landmarks also highlighted in blue.
Beautiful photo - Rio De Janeiro lights up blue to celebrate World Autism Day. ❤️ to Autistic friends pic.twitter.com/paqWfArLCy
- Catia Malaquias (@CatiaMalaquias) April 2, 2015