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ID: Translating Ableism: Part Five On one side is the phrase and on the other is the ‘translation.’ I don’t see the wheelchair - I think pretending to ignore a part of you that makes me uncomfortable is a compliment. Can you have sex tho? - you are a curiosity to me rather than one of my peers. We all get tired you just have to push through! - I’m privileged to not know the difference between regular tiredness and debilitating fatigue. OMG! My cousin is disabled, you should get together! - I only know two disabled people. #Disability #DisabilityAdvocacy #Ableism #AbleismIsTrash #AbleismExists #DisabilityInclusion #DisabilityPride #DisabilityJustice #AccessIsLove #AccessibilityForAll #Accessibility #Inclusion #BabeWithAMobilityAid #TheFutureIsAccessible #WheelchairDontCare #Spoonie #SpoonieCommunity #ChronicIllness #InvisibleIllness #CripplePunk #Unchargeables #WheelchairLife #NoSpoons #Disabled #ChronicallyAwesome #ChronicallyFabulous #DisabilityIsDiversity #DisabilityAwareness #ChronicIllnessAwareness #SpoonieLife
2 years ago
Photo Pixie - ID: ‘ Being chronically ill or Disabled means that your presence can remind people of difficult truths like:’ Underneath there is a cartoon woman sitting in a wheelchair facing forward. She has…
Photo Pixie - *Of course the factors differ in type and weighting per person and situation! This was just to illustrate the overarching point ❤️ ID: “Making Plans As A Disabled Person” There are two pie charts in…
Photo Pixie - *Going out isn’t possible for many Disabled people (myself included most of the time) and it isn’t necessarily required to ‘have a life’ but the people saying this definitely think it is. ID:…
Photo Pixie - ID: ‘ How Society Views Disabled People’ There is a big circle labelled ‘society’ and completely separate very small one labelled ‘Disabled people’. Underneath it says ‘How Disabled People Actually…
Photo Pixie - ID: “When somewhere is inaccessible,” There’s and cartoon of a group of Disabled people (including a wheelchair user, amputee and service dog handler) on the left and it says “It’s not just Disabled…
Photo Pixie - ID: Translating Ableism: Part Six You can’t expect special treatment. - I don’t think you are entitled to having your access needs met like non-Disabled people do. Using equipment is a faff, we’ll…

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