The CDC estimates that one in four Americans—about 61 million of us— has a disability that impacts their everyday lives. Even though many individuals live with one or more disabilities, our world is still extremely inaccessible. Inaccessibility can look like a building that doesn’t have a wheelchair ramp, social media videos without captions, schools that don’t accommodate those with learning disabilities or restaurants that refuse to give straws when a customer requires one. Although people with disabilities face challenges, allies to people with disabilities can help make the world more accessible and friendly. When we talk about people with disabilities, we use an … Continue reading “5 Ways to Be A Better Ally to People with Disabilities”
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