When you think society has come a long way with disability issues, acceptance, accessibility etc, but you remember that not everyone else in the world is in DS and has the same brain you do #DS3394
I can definitely say that at the end of this course disability representation on the internet is either really authentic and meaning to be progressive, or very twisted and allegedly funny... allegedly. #DS3394
I think it’s great that people with disabilities can have a chance at experiencing a game or sport in a way that is accessible to them, rather than in person. But what if video games just aren’t for them? What if they want an experience that is not accessible to them IRL #DS3394
@holly_schmid This is a great thing to bring up! Like many others out there, Erin is just living her best life, and her fans focus much on her talent, confidence, and essence as a person 🤩❤️ #DS3394
We can't just assume people can access everything, or that we can all access the world around us in the same way. Annie Sergara is giving more visibility to accessibility, breaking the binary, and expanding diversity of society. #DS3394#TheFutureisAccessible
#TheFutureisAccessible accessibility can mean many things for many different people.
Having large print
Having access to things that able-bodied people have
Sensory friendly areas
Having a clear path to get where you need to be
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Plans are being changed without experts in the field. People with autism and parents are being told what they want and need, when they do not know.. #DS3394#PauseThePlan
PWD may feel like they owe us some sort of explanation on their life experiences online and to be the most open. People are not usually expected to be a certain way in terms of being open about their personal life, so why should people with disabilities? #DS3394