Can we as a society please agree to stop making body types a "trend?" I'm sick of hearing that, "thin is back in." The natural shapes and sizes that human bodies come in should not be trendy. it drives people to extreme diets, plastic surgery, body dysmorphia... the list goes on.
When you're disabled society somehow finds a way to make all of your successes about your disability and all of your failures about your disability... Can we not just achieve or make mistakes without it being because of our disability?
"I can either be a victim and sit here and be angry that society does not understand, or I can actively be a part of educating society." -Digital creator and inclusivity advocate @MollyBOfficial
if anyone has seen my friend’s brother please let her know!!! she hasn’t heard from him in over a week and is worried sick about him. she lives in the wayne-westland area but he could be anywhere in metro detroit!! please contact her if you’ve heard from him or seen him around
As disabled people we are taught from a young age by an ableist society to feel bad, guilty, or a need to apologize for simply existing and having needs. Unlearning this can be really hard, but remember, we ALL have unique needs, disabled or not.
It’s time to talk about the real reason I believe disabled actors should play disabled roles in film and television. Watch now: https://t.co/L6pOLYf9Bd
I'm excited to share that I’m speaking at the @AccessibleMedia Connect event! Join me on Wednesday, May 4, from 1:00-2:30pm EST for a discussion on the importance of increasing diversity, equity and inclusion in the media. Sign up for FREE today at https://t.co/M6OuTeBcDR.
Gas is literally four dollars rn in North Carolina. Four dollars in a state where minimum wage is $7.25. You literally could not afford two gallons of gas after working an hour. That’s crazy.
Tomorrow is the big day! I'll be walking in LA Fashion Week as one of 75 disabled models in the @RunwayOfDreams1 show! I'll be wearing @TommyHilfiger and am off to my fitting now!!!