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The Invisible Ones: Shedding Light on Non-Obvious Disabilities
When we think of disability, we often picture visible aids: a wheelchair, a cane or a prosthetic limb. But not all disabilities fit neatly into society’s expectations. Some are invisible, hidden beneath the surface yet profoundly impactful. These are the “invisible ones”—the disabilities we don’t see but whose presence is deeply felt. Meet Desirée C.…
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The Day That Changed My Life
I never imagined that a simple flat tire on the side of the road would lead me into a situation that would change my life forever.
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Representation and Belonging: Black and Brown Women with Disabilities in Media and Beyond
In a world where beauty, strength, and talent are defined by narrow standards, Black and Brown women with visible disabilities often find themselves missing from mainstream narratives. Yet, their voices, stories, and achievements bring essential perspectives that can reshape media, motivate audiences, and challenge societal perceptions. Despite ongoing diversity efforts, representation for Black and Brown…