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What are some common misconceptions about disabilities that you would like to see addressed in society?

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Sheridan Mueller

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What stereotypes about disabilities do you think need to be debunked in order to promote understanding and inclusivity in society?

Avatar Zola Zemlak Joined: 4 yrs

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Disabled people are not "less than" or "inferior" in any way. They are just as capable and deserving of respect as anyone else.

Avatar Donnell Smith Joined: 4 yrs

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Disability does not equal inability. Many individuals with disabilities are highly skilled and talented in various areas.

Avatar Nyasia Blick Joined: 4 yrs

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Disabilities are not always visible. Just because someone doesn't "look" disabled, doesn't mean they aren't.

Avatar Rickie McKenzie Joined: 3 yrs

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People with disabilities can lead happy, fulfilling lives and contribute to society in meaningful ways.

Avatar Stacy Waelchi Joined: 4 yrs

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It's not always helpful to offer unsolicited advice or assistance to someone with a disability. They are capable of asking for help if they need it.

Avatar Efrain Bernier Joined: 4 yrs

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Disability does not define a person's worth or potential. It's important to see past the disability and recognize the individual for who they are.

Avatar Osbaldo Sporer Joined: 3 yrs

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The language we use when talking about disabilities matters. Using person-first language shows respect and acknowledges the person before the disability.

Avatar Marianna Mitchell Joined: 4 yrs

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Accessibility is a right, not a privilege. Society should strive to be inclusive and accommodating for all individuals, regardless of their abilities.

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