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Media and RepresentationWords are powerful. Even the smallest words, like he or she, can signify acceptance or rejection – respect or contempt. For people with disabilities, word choice has been a key issue for centuries. De
Media and RepresentationThe last couple of years have seen a significant increase in athlete-led podcasts, particularly in basketball. JJ Reddick’s "The Old Man and the Three," Matt Barnes and Stephen Jackson’s "All the Smok
Media and RepresentationI’m not invisible, I’m an original/ I’m so much more than what you see or what you bargained for—Lyrics from 'SPACES' For many disabled people in creative industries, opportunities are arbitrarily lim
Media and RepresentationThe Marvel Cinematic Universe introduced its first deaf superhero on November 5th when The Eternals premiered in theaters.
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Media and RepresentationAs the COVID-19 pandemic continues through 2021, nearly every aspect of life has had to adjust, and the entertainment industry is of course no exception. Streaming services have thrived and viewers wi
Media and RepresentationIn 2021 it is estimated that over 61 million Americans live with a disability . As the country continues to improve access for all citizens, the use of People-First Language has been widely adopted th
Media and RepresentationEveryone has encountered language that was at best outdated and at worst intentionally offensive. Here we review outdated and offensive words you should stop using now.
Media and RepresentationA distinct fashion sense wasn’t what got Bradford and Bryan Manning interested in starting a t-shirt company. Quite the opposite. Their journey from business gigs in NYC to charitable company cofounde
Media and RepresentationIn the past few years, autism has been in the media more than it ever has before. This is a very positive change — or, at least, it should be. Many pieces of autism representation in the media share s
Media and RepresentationJust to be mentioned, named, explicitly by the word "disability" was enough to trigger an outpouring of response and accolade from Americans with disabilities, their families, and those who advocate f
