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worker-workplace integration. As stated by Kilsby, limited structural factors can affect a multitude of factors in a job, such as a restricted number of hours an ID person is allowed to work. This in return, according to Fabian et al., leads to a lack of opportunity to develop relationships with coworkers or to better integrate within the workplace. Nevertheless, those who are unable to stabilize a job often are left discouraged. According to the same study conducted by JARID, many who had participated found that they had made smaller incomes when compared to their co-workers, had an excess of time throughout their days, because they did not have work. They also had feelings of hopelessness and failure. According to the U.S. National
Organization on Disability, not only do ID people face constant discouragement, but many live below the poverty line, because they are unable to find or stabilize employment and because of employee restricting factors placed on ID workers. This renders ID people unable to provide for themselves, including basic necessities such as food, medical care, transportation, and housing.
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feeling that they are weak, crazy, worthless or any number of other negative attributes that may be associated with their conditions. Internalization of oppression damages the self-esteem of the person affected and shapes their behaviors in ways that are compliant with dominance of those with no acknowledged disability. Ableist ideas are frequently internalized when disabled people are pressured by the people and institutions around them to hide and downplay their disabled difference, or, "pass". According to writer Simi Linton, the act of passing takes a deep emotional toll by causing disabled individuals to experience loss of community, anxiety and self-doubt. The media play a significant role in creating and reinforcing stigma associated with disability. Media portrayals of disability usually cast disabled presence as necessarily
1861:, the first human rights treaty of the 21st century, to protect and enhance the rights and opportunities of the world's estimated 650 million disabled people. As of January 2021, 182 nations have ratified or accepted accession to the convention. Countries that sign the convention are required to adopt national laws, and remove old ones, so that persons with disabilities will, for example, have equal rights to education, employment, and cultural life; to the right to own and inherit property; to not be discriminated against in marriage, etc.; and to not be unwilling subjects in medical experiments. UN officials, including the High Commissioner for Human Rights, have characterized the bill as representing a paradigm shift in attitudes toward a more rights-based view of disability in line with the social model.
2729:, there were an estimated 84.6 million Chinese individuals living with a disability in 2006. In a 2006 poll of 83,342 men and 78,137 women, the age groups with the highest reported rates of disability are 18–44-year-old males (22.5%) and 65–74-year-old females (22.8%), according to polls published in the journal that were representative of the country as a whole. In China, the percentage of people with disabilities varies substantially between urban and rural regions, with men and women having reported rates of 72.4% and 72.2%, respectively, in rural China, compared to reported rates of 27.6% and 27.8%, respectively, in urban China. Hearing and speech disabilities are the most commonly reported in China, with men being more affected than women at rates 39.6% and 36.2% among disabled people, respectively.
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disabilities under the requirements of legislation but that businesses actively seek, market to, welcome and fully engage disabled people in all aspects of business service activities. The model suggests that all business operations, for example, websites, policies, procedures, mission statements, emergency plans, programs, and services, should integrate access and inclusion practices. Furthermore, these access and inclusion practices should be based on established customer service access and inclusion standards that embrace and support the active engagement of people of all abilities in business offerings. In this regard, specialized products and specialized services become important, such as auxiliary means, prostheses, special foods, domestic help, and assisted living.
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2059:. Community-integrated employment opportunities are offered to ID people at minimum or higher wages, in a variety of occupations ranging from customer service, clerical, janitorial, hospitality and manufacturing positions. ID employees work alongside employees without disabilities who are able to assist them with training. All three options allow intellectually disabled people to develop and exercise social skills that are vital to everyday life. However, it is not guaranteed that ID employees receive the same treatment as employees without ID; according to Lindstrom et al., community-integrated employees are less likely to receive raises, and only 26% are able to retain full-time status.
2683:'s Morbidity and Mortality weekly report, one-fourth of people in the United States are reported to be disabled as of 2016. 10% of young adults were reported to have mental disabilities. The rates of mobility-related issues were highest among middle-aged people and elderly people, with 18.1% and 26.9%, respectively. In terms of race or ethnicity, Asians have the lowest reported rate of disability at around 10%, while Native Americans, the ethnic group with the highest reported incidence, are reported to have a disability rate at an estimated 30% of adults. African Americans had a higher reported disability rate of 25%, compared to 16% for white adults and 17% for Hispanic people.
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to gain experience before entering the workforce. Similarly, adult day care programs also include day time activities. However, these activities are based in an educational environment where ID people are able to engage in educational, physical, and communication-based tasks which helps facilitate communication, memory, and general living skills. In addition, adult day care programs arranged community activities by scheduling field trips to public places (e.g. zoos, and movie theaters). Despite both programs providing essential skills for intellectually disabled people prior to entering the workforce, researchers have found that ID people prefer to be involved with
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832:, disabled people were still able to play significant roles in the rural production based economy, allowing them to make genuine contributions to daily economic life. The Industrial Revolution and the advent of capitalism made it so that people were no longer tied to the land and were then forced to find work that would pay a wage in order to survive. The wage system, in combination with industrialized production, transformed the way bodies were viewed as people were increasingly valued for their ability to produce like machines. Capitalism and the industrial revolution effectively solidified this class of "disabled" people who could not conform to the standard
2539:" in which their membership to both of these marginalized categories simultaneously exacerbates the negative stereotypes associated with each as they are ascribed to them. However, according to the framework of intersectionality, gender and disability intersect to create a unique experience that is not simply the coincidence of being a woman and having a disability separately, but the unique experience of being a woman with a disability. It follows that the more marginalized groups one belongs to, their experience of privilege or oppression changes: in short, a black woman and a white woman will experience disability differently.
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875:, which has been expanding since the late twentieth century. The field investigates the past, present, and future constructions of disability, along with advancing the viewpoint that disability is a complex social identity from which we can all gain insight. As disabilities scholar Claire Mullaney puts it, "At its broadest, disability studies encourages scholars to value disability as a form of cultural difference". Scholars of the field focus on a range of disability-related topics, such as ethics, policy and legislation, history, art of the disability community, and more. Notable scholars from the field include
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592:. The medical model serves as a theoretical framework that considers disability as an undesirable medical condition that requires specialized treatment. Those who ascribe to the medical model tend to focus on finding the root causes of disabilities, as well as any cures—such as assistive technology. The social model centers disability as a societally-created limitation on individuals who do not have the same ability as the majority of the population. Although the medical model and social model are the most common frames for disability, there are a multitude of other models that theorize disability.
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language being reclaimed by disabled people. Mairs (1986) explained how disabled people may choose to self-describe themselves as a 'cripple'. This may appear surprising that they are using stereotypically negative language associated with disability to describe themselves; however the purpose is to reclaim the 'disabled identity' from medical professionals, and realign it with the preferred language of disabled people. The reclamation of language demonstrated above positions itself within the social model, as it highlights how as a society we construct concepts and perceptions of disability.
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915:, distinguishes between body functions (physiological or psychological, such as vision) and body structures (anatomical parts, such as the eye and related structures). Impairment in bodily structure or function is defined as involving an anomaly, defect, loss or other significant deviation from certain generally accepted population standards, which may fluctuate over time. Activity is defined as the execution of a task or action. The ICF lists nine broad domains of functioning which can be affected:
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everyday life, with a particular focus on economic empowerment. Based on US Census data, this model shows that there are 1.2 billion people in the world who consider themselves to have a disability. "This model states that due to the size of the demographic, companies and governments will serve the desires, pushed by demand as the message becomes prevalent in the cultural mainstream."
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average. 34.9% of the entire workforce was employed in jobs connected to disabilities. Families with disabilities made an average income of 41.53 million won, or 71.3% of total family earnings. According to the Korean 2020 Statistics on the
Disabled The majority of persons with disabilities needed help with "cleaning" and "using transportation", among other everyday tasks.
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appropriate education. The inaccessibility of appropriate education (at any stage), can lead to difficulties in finding employment, which often results in the vicious cycle of being 'bound' by one's experience as a poor and disabled person to remain in the same social structure and experience socio-economic exclusion. In short, this vicious cycle exacerbates the lack of
1877:. Some disability activists used the Year to highlight various injustices, such as in Australia where beauty pageants were targeted in order to, in the words of activist Leslie Hall, "challenge the notion of beauty" and "reject the charity ethic. The UN Decade of Disabled Persons (1983–1993) featured a World Programme of Action Concerning Disabled Persons. In 1979,
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65 reported a disability rate of 38%, which is nearly twice as high. In Canada, women over 15 had a reported disability rate of 24.3%, compared to men's 20%. According to reports from the 2017 Canadian Survey of
Disability, South Asians over the age of 15 in Canada had the greatest proportion of disability at 4%, while Latin Americans had a lower rate at 1%.
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diminishes access to health care and other necessities for a healthy life. In societies without state funded health and social services, living with a disability could require spending on medication and frequent health care visits, in-home personal assistance, and adaptive devices and clothing, along with the usual costs of living. The
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ability to define health and physical and mental norms. When an individual has a feature that creates an impairment, restriction, or limitation from reaching the social definition of health, the individual is labeled as disabled. Under this idea, disability is not defined by the physical features of the body but by a deviance from the
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individual's adjustment and behavioral change that would lead to an "almost-cure" or effective cure. The individual, in this case, must overcome their disability by medical care. In the medical model, medical care is viewed as the main issue, and at the political level, the principal response is that of modifying or reforming
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Canadians over 15 are reported to have a disability, or 6,246,640 people, according to the 2017 Canadian Survey on Disability Reports. In Canada, women and older people are more likely to be disabled than working-class men. In comparison to working-age persons between 25 and 65, seniors over
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through the use of the social model in opposition to the medical model; with the aim of shifting criticism away from their bodies and impairments and towards the social institutions that oppress them relative to their abled peers. Disability activism that demands many grievances be addressed, such as
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People-first language is one way to talk about disability which some people prefer. Using people-first language is said to put the person before the disability. Those individuals who prefer people-first language would prefer to be called, "a person with a disability". This style is reflected in major
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as an example of this, and depictions like this can reflect able-bodied society's mistrust of disabled people. In addition, this reveal of a character's nondisabledness often serves as the narrative climax of a story, and the use of disability as a source of conflict in the plot, narrative obstacle,
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Characters in fiction that bear physical or mental markers of difference from perceived societal norms are frequently positioned as villains within a text. Lindsey Row-Heyveld shares ways students should be taught to begin to further analyze this issue. Disabled people's visible differences from the
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of disability is minority rights and consumerist model of disability that recognizing disabled people and their stakeholders as representing a large group of consumers, employees, and voters. This model looks to personal identity to define disability and empowers people to chart their own destiny in
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indicated that minority disabled children are more likely to receive punitive discipline in low and middle income countries. Due to the fact that children with disabilities are mistreated more often than those without disability; racialized children in this category are at an even higher risk. With
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differentiates between a few kinds of disability intersections, such as the age-disability, race-disability, and gender-disability intersection. However, many more intersections exist. Disability is defined differently by each person; it may be visible or invisible, and multiple intersections often
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people to acquire skills needed in the workforce. Such programs include sheltered workshops and adult day care programs. Sheltered programs consist of daytime activities such as gardening, manufacturing, and assembling. These activities facilitate routine-oriented tasks that in turn allow ID people
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of disabled people, there have been several activist causes that push for equitable treatment and access in society. Disability activists have fought to receive equal and equitable rights under the law—though there are still political issues that enable or advance the oppression of disabled people.
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is access to education, as we know that there are direct links between poverty and disability - often working in a vicious cycle. The costs of special education and caring for a disabled child are higher than for a child with no acknowledged disability, which poses an immense barrier in accessing
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has provided a traditional response to disability issues and can be seen as an offshoot of the medical model. Within its framework, professionals follow a process of identifying the impairment and its limitations (using the medical model), and taking the necessary action to improve the position of
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In South Korea, there were accounted to be 2.517 million people with disabilities in total, or roughly 5.0% of the population, in 2018. When compared to
Koreans without disabilities, people with disabilities spent an average of 56.5 days in medical facilities, which was 2.6 more than the national
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Rosemarie Garland-Thomson puts it, "Women with disabilities, even more
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Going out in public so often takes courage. How many of us find that we can't dredge up the strength to do it day after day, week after week, year after year, a lifetime of rejection and revulsion? It is not only physical limitations that restrict us to our homes and those whom we know. It is the
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Denmark suggests that information on self-reported days of absence due to sickness can be used to effectively identify future potential groups for disability pension. These studies may provide useful information for policymakers, case managing authorities, employers, and
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in the mid-18th century, where horses carry different weights based on the umpire's estimation of what would make them run equally. In the early 20th century the word gained the additional meaning of describing a disability, in the sense that a person with a handicap was carrying a heavier burden
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to have a disability. A mental or behavioral issue was reported in over 25% of
Australians with disabilities. Male prevalence was 17.6 million, while female prevalence was somewhat higher at 17.8 million between the sexes. Age-wise, 11.6% of adults between 0 and 64 in Australia had a disability,
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Disability activism itself has led to the revision of appropriate language, when discussing disability and disabled people. For example, the medical classification of 'retarded' has since been disregarded, due to its negative implications. Moreover, disability activism has also led to pejorative
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in creation. According to the social model, equal access for someone with an impairment/disability is a human rights concern. The social model of disability has come under criticism. While recognizing the importance played by the social model in stressing the responsibility of society, scholars,
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Disability was not viewed as a means of divine punishment and therefore disabled individuals were neither exterminated nor discriminated against for their impairments. Many were instead employed in different levels of
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Switzerland, social policies in the field of disability have been significantly reshaped over the last two decades by reducing the number of allowances awarded and by increasing the recourse to vocational rehabilitation measures. Drawing on interviews conducted with individuals who have been
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theory. The social construction of disability is the idea that disability is constructed as the social response to a deviance from the norm. The medical industry is the creator of the ill and disabled social role. Medical professionals and institutions, who wield expertise over health, have the
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As the prevalence of disability and the cost of supporting disability increases with medical advancement and longevity in general, this aspect of society becomes of greater political importance. How political parties treat their disabled constituents may become a measure of a political party's
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The use of people-first terminology has given rise to the use of the acronym PWD to refer to person(s) (or people) with disabilities (or disability). However other individuals and groups prefer identity-first language to emphasize how a disability can impact people's identities. Which style of
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of disability is based upon the "rights-based" model and claims that disabled people should have equal rights and access to products, goods, and services offered by businesses. The consumer model extends the rights-based model by proposing that businesses, not only accommodate customers with
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particular minds and bodies" but also how mind and bodily impairments can still have disabling effects. Furthermore, the political/relational model frames the medicalization of disabled folks as political in nature given it should always be interrogated.
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comparison to the individual portrayed. Rather than recognizing the humanity of persons with disabilities, inspiration porn turns them into objects of inspiration for an audience composed of those with no acknowledged disability.
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slurs. A current point of contention is whether it is appropriate to use person-first language (i.e. a person who is disabled) or identity-first language (i.e. a disabled person) when referring to disability and an individual.
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keyboard was designed in New Zealand specifically for persons with disabilities. The World Wide Web consortium recognized a need for International Standards for Web Accessibility for persons with disabilities and created the
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disability rights, seeks to examine the many systems of oppression that are intertwined with ableism, such colonialism, white supremacy, and heteropatriarchal capitalism. The term "Disability Justice" was coined in 2005 by
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and conditions that significantly impair normal activities of daily living. Invisible disabilities can hinder a person's efforts to go to school, work, socialize, and more. Some examples of invisible disabilities include
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People-first terminology is used in the UK in the form "people with impairments" (such as "people with visual impairments"). However, in the UK, identity-first language is generally preferred over people-first language.
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Provisions that enabled individuals with impaired mobility to access temples and healing sanctuaries were made in ancient Greece. Specifically, by 370 B.C., at the most important healing sanctuary in the wider area, the
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may struggle with understanding instructions that must be followed in the event a disaster occurs. All of these factors can increase the degree of variation of risk in disaster situations with disabled individuals.
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involved in programs set up by Swiss disability insurance, a study highlights their uncertainties and concerns relating to their place in society, as well as their reactions to disability insurance's interventions.
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Blick RN, Litz KS, Thornhill MG, Goreczny AJ (June–July 2016). "Do inclusive work environments matter? Effects of community-integrated employment on quality of life for individuals with intellectual disabilities".
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Burkhauser RV, Schmeiser MD, Weathers II RR (January 2012). "The Importance of Anti-Discrimination and Workers' Compensation Laws on the Provision of Workplace Accommodations Following the Onset of a Disability".
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Research studies have consistently found discrimination against individuals with disabilities during all phases of a disaster cycle. The most common limitation is that people cannot physically access buildings or
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The glorified supercrip narrative in which a disabled person is praised for succeeding at something even a non-disabled person would not be able to do. This narrative form is commonly used to talk about disabled
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indicates that half of all disabled people cannot afford health care, compared to a third of abled people. In countries without public services for adults with disabilities, their families may be impoverished.
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This idea of the statistical norm threads through the rapid take-up of statistics gathering by Britain, the United States, and the Western European states during this time period, and it is tied to the rise of
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The regular supercrip narrative in which a disabled person gains regulation for completing mundane tacts. This is commonly seen as a disabled person being able to accomplish something despite their disability.
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The Paralympics developed from a rehabilitation program for British war veterans with spinal injuries. In 1948, Sir Ludwig Guttman, a neurologist working with World War II veterans with spinal injuries at
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depicts disabled people as victims of circumstance who are deserving of pity. This, along with the medical model, are the models used by most people with no acknowledged disability to define and explain
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long-term physical, mental, intellectual or sensory impairments which in interaction with various barriers may hinder full and effective participation in society on an equal basis with others.
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in 1980; two decades later it had reached 2.6% of GDP. Several studies have reported a link between increased absence from work due to sickness and elevated risk of future disability pension.
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that is provided by government agencies to people who are temporarily or permanently unable to work due to a disability. In the U.S., the disability benefit is provided in the category of
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than mainstream disability rights, as to center marginalized voices. Their group, the Disability Justice Collective, also included notable disability activists such as Sebastian Margaret,
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Aichner, T., Shaltoni, A.M. (2018). "Marketing of specialised products and services to consumers with disabilities: exploring the role of advertising, country-of-origin, and e-commerce".
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talks about how a person is viewed as deserving the disability. And because it is the fault of that person, an observer does not feel obligated to feel bad for them or to help them.
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states although a person's disability poses some limitations in an able-bodied society, often the surrounding society and environment are more limiting than the disability itself.
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Banks P, Jahoda A, Dagnan D, Kemp J, Williams V (2010). "Supported Employment for People with Intellectual Disability: The Effects of Job Breakdown on Psychological Well-Being".
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is the experience of any condition that makes it more difficult for a person to do certain activities or have equitable access within a given society. Disabilities may be
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is a generic term for devices and modifications (for a person or within a society) that help overcome or remove a disability. The first recorded example of the use of a
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and associated knowledge systems that observed and categorized human beings; among these, the ones significant to the development of today's concepts of disability were
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abled majority are meant to evoke fear in audiences that can perpetuate the mindset of disabled people being a threat to individual or public interests and well-being.
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became established, when disability activists began to challenge how society treated disabled people and the medical approach to disability. Due to this work, physical
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estimated a world population of 6.5 billion people. Of those, nearly 650 million people, or 10%, were estimated to be moderately or severely disabled. In 2018 the
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may have periods of wellness between episodes of illness. During the illness episodes people's ability to perform normal tasks, such as work, can be intermittent.
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the disabled person. This has tended to produce a system in which an authoritarian, over-active service provider prescribes and acts for a passive client.
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The innocent and endearing person with a disability often points out the inadequacies of their "normal" adult peers, which helps them achieve salvation.
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intensely than women in general, have been cast in the collective cultural imagination as inferior, lacking, excessive, incapable, unfit, and useless."
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weeding such as "deviations" out of the gene pool. Various metrics for assessing a person's genetic fitness were determined and were then used to
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While there are many disability tropes, disability aesthetics attempts to dispel them by accurately depicting disabled bodies in art and media.
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and it is the collective responsibility of society to create a society in which limitations for disabled people are minimal. Disability is both
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machine, or if another person reads the ballot to the blind person and recorded the choices, then the blind person would have access to voting.
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than normal. This concept, then, adds to the conception of disability as a burden, or individual problem, rather than a societal problem.
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similar conditions. This trope is widely used in reporting on disabled athletes as well as in portrayals of autistic savants.
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within society at large. These portrayals simultaneously reflect and influence the popular perception of disabled difference.
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mentions aging and the anxiety associated with it. According to Kafer, this anxiety stems from ideas of normalcy. She says:
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knowledge that each entry into the public world will be dominated by stares, by condescension, by pity, and by hostility.
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experience of decline and deterioration. But little attention has been given to the imbrication of aging and disability.
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were formed for physically disabled people, specifically limb loss or limb difference, to be able to compete in
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or a device of characterization aligns with other disability studies scholars' theory of "Narrative
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3640:10.1515/9780271085296-002
3448:10.1525/aa.2006.108.2.447
3377:. Verso. pp. 23–49.
3355:10.1080/15017410600608491
2805:Parents with disabilities
2686:
2660:World Health Organization
2632:Stoke Mandeville Hospital
2547:Socio-economic background
2524:Illinois State University
2516:
2222:
1813:disabled women of color,
1683:Employment discrimination
1637:intellectual disabilities
1398:Supported decision making
1351:expert/professional model
1060:major depressive disorder
978:
922:General tasks and demands
913:World Health Organization
858:
329:Disabled Persons Railcard
10002:Central African Republic
9742:Sexuality and disability
9717:Disability and disasters
9629:Structural and assistive
8507:. New York: Peter Lang.
8188:CDC (October 25, 2019).
7899:Disability & Society
7786:Disability & Society
7573:10.4324/9780203077887-41
7479:Nelson C (Spring 2010).
7199:10.1177/2332649218783480
6944:Disability & Society
6902:Brown SE (Spring 2002).
6687:Byrne P (May 18, 2002).
6588:10.1215/15314200-2917105
6369:Young S (July 2, 2012).
6096:10.1177/0192513X11412494
6084:Journal of Family Issues
5784:10.1177/2165143414522092
5632:Disability & Society
5417:10.1787/9789264158245-en
5355:Heron R, Murray (2003).
4483:January 3, 2009, at the
3972:(Winter 2014 ed.).
3274:. SAGE. pp. 11–68.
2979:Moore M (January 2015).
2720:
2715:House of Commons Library
2585:
2152:
2114:Disability and disasters
1963:
1677:chronic fatigue syndrome
1641:autism spectrum disorder
1216:Dragon NaturallySpeaking
1175:in d/Deaf communities).
1110:
1066:requiring a wheelchair,
1002:For the purposes of the
839:In the early 1970s, the
342:the Severely Handicapped
298:Socioeconomic assistance
208:Sexuality and disability
18:People with disabilities
9856:Disability in the media
9727:Disability and religion
9666:Personal Care Assistant
9169:Wheatcroft, Sue. 2015.
9083:. Boston: Beacon Press.
9058:Jones, Claire L. 2017.
9051:McGuire, Coreen. 2020.
8933:10.1111/1468-0033.00217
8089:Jack A (May 11, 2018).
7981:10.1111/1467-9620.00207
7735:Health and Human Rights
6881:10.1111/1467-9566.12199
6814:"Disability Aesthetics"
5595:10.1136/oem.2005.020297
5091:Human Rights Law Review
4187:DePoy & Gilson 2004
3944:10.1136/jmh.2010.004143
3634:. 2019. pp. 1–25.
3436:American Anthropologist
3371:"Constructing Normalcy"
3305:A History of Disability
3240:Disability in Antiquity
3166:Sneed D (August 2020).
2750:The connection between
2626:in the United States).
2605:2008 Summer Paralympics
2559:between disability and
2500:A study in the journal
2498:violent discrimination.
2483:
2229:Disability in the media
2046:Intellectual Disability
1987:Disability benefit, or
1857:formally agreed on the
1502:Identity-first language
1056:intellectual disability
911:(ICF), produced by the
791:second-degree relatives
462:Disability in the media
10532:Bosnia and Herzegovina
9839:Disability in the arts
9732:Disability and poverty
9671:Physical accessibility
9295:Quotations related to
9238:
9218:Listen to this article
9079:Nielsen, Kim E. 2012.
8149:10.15585/mmwr.mm6732a3
7436:Psychology of Violence
6921:10.18061/dsq.v22i2.343
4823:"On Being a Cripple".
3079:10.18513/egetid.502714
2752:disability and poverty
2669:gross domestic product
2607:
2555:A good example of the
2533:
2467:
2212:
2194:
2173:
2149:
2095:
2077:Disability and poverty
2040:disability and poverty
1933:
1752:
1733:
1585:
1536:
1491:
1470:University of Delaware
1104:Invisible disabilities
1095:temporary disabilities
944:Other major life areas
813:
787:first-degree relatives
777:, eugenics faded from
773:, with the example of
689:European Enlightenment
665:Sanctuary of Asclepius
659:
582:
452:Disability in the arts
270:Physical accessibility
44:
10855:Saint Kitts and Nevis
10162:São Tomé and Príncipe
10022:Republic of the Congo
9947:Disability by country
9430:driver rehabilitation
9237:
9192:"Work Without Limits"
8873:10.7765/9781526145727
8853:on September 6, 2009.
8674:. Thousand Oaks, CA:
8490:on September 13, 2012
8360:10.2471/BLT.11.089730
8008:10.1353/jhe.2005.0036
6318:on September 30, 2013
6200:Feminist, Queer, Crip
5222:. November 14, 2019.
5154:Public Health Reports
5016:10.1093/jhuman/hur019
4978:10.17645/si.v6i1.1180
4047:Feminist, Queer, Crip
3280:10.4135/9781412976251
3185:10.15184/aqy.2020.123
2899:AMA Journal of Ethics
2867:CDC (April 3, 2024).
2790:Disability hate crime
2601:Wheelchair basketball
2599:
2561:socio-economic status
2528:
2461:
2227:Further information:
2207:
2189:
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2147:
2140:Disability in society
2121:cognitive impairments
2084:
1991:, is a major kind of
1927:
1742:
1728:
1583:
1531:
1474:
1452:People-first language
1446:People-first language
1432:just-world hypothesis
1359:tragedy/charity model
818:Industrial Revolution
808:
657:
578:
198:People-first language
176:Societal implications
42:
10474:United Arab Emirates
9763:Models of disability
9747:Youth and disability
9712:Invisible disability
9661:Orthotics and braces
9646:Assistive technology
9458:Rights, law, support
9311:at Wikimedia Commons
9269:More spoken articles
9198:on November 13, 2009
9129:Business NH Magazine
8921:Museum International
8890:Johnstone D (2001).
8849:: 66. Archived from
8822:Business NH Magazine
8761:Charlton JI (1998).
8273:. September 25, 2020
8246:www150.statcan.gc.ca
8220:www150.statcan.gc.ca
7133:(10100): 1211–1259.
6761:Reynolds TE (2008).
6536:10.3828/jlcds.2016.5
6124:on February 12, 2013
5160:(5): 498–499. 1980.
4916:Bagenstos S (2009).
4745:. October 28, 2015.
3752:. Springer. p.
3322:. New York: Vintage.
3035:Milanich JT (1994).
2815:Youth and disability
2770:Assistive technology
1993:disability insurance
1743:The rainbow-colored
1626:Invisible disability
1620:Invisible disability
1485:" or "a man who has
1375:social adapted model
1130:Assistive technology
1125:Assistive technology
1119:Assistive technology
1064:mobility impairments
769:. At the end of the
265:Orthotics and braces
250:Assistive technology
10870:Trinidad and Tobago
10765:Antigua and Barbuda
9415:Learning disability
8783:10.1525/j.ctt1pnqn9
8589:. Haymarket Books.
7662:Ong-Dean C (2009).
7501:on February 4, 2020
7494:(1). Archived from
6342:Disability Rhetoric
6340:Dolmage JT (2014).
6154:on February 2, 2013
5103:10.1093/hrlr/ngm044
4067:on February 5, 2013
3995:Freidson E (1970).
3318:Foucault M (1980).
2987:. The Secular Web.
2780:Disability benefits
2624:BlazeSports America
2620:Disabled Sports USA
2409:lack of recognition
2353:A Christmas Carol's
2337:The Disabled Victim
2295:Paralympic athletes
2236:disability theorist
2001:Canada Pension Plan
1756:Rights and policies
1717:Disability activism
1693:Episodic disability
1336:morally responsible
1273:Social construction
1099:acquired disability
684:early modern period
226:Personal assistance
133:Learning disability
10805:Dominican Republic
9829:Disability culture
9756:Disability studies
9651:Independent living
9379:Disability studies
9239:
8604:Stough LM (2009).
8552:St. Martin's Press
7367:10.1002/mrdd.20097
7247:10.1111/cdev.12132
6812:Siebers T (2005).
6736:Pettey HB (2020).
6634:Silver RL (1982).
6449:on August 19, 2004
6348:. pp. 31–61.
6225:Reeve Chapter 2004
5740:. 53–54: 358–366.
5546:10.7150/ijms.4.153
4202:Nikora et al. 2004
4175:Nikora et al. 2004
4163:Nikora et al. 2004
4088:"Disability Model"
3880:The Design Journal
3829:Nikora et al. 2004
3563:Nikora et al. 2004
3470:Socialist Register
3178:(376): 1015–1029.
2748:developed nations.
2742:Developing nations
2608:
2581:Disability culture
2468:
2438:. You can help by
2359:Eternally Innocent
2349:The Elephant Man's
2150:
2096:
1989:disability pension
1934:
1831:Leroy F. Moore Jr.
1804:Disability Justice
1781:independent living
1753:
1734:
1711:multiple sclerosis
1586:
1516:spinal cord injury
1423:attribution theory
1267:medical humanities
1196:Freedom Scientific
1166:speech recognition
1072:muscular dystrophy
1068:multiple sclerosis
873:disability studies
867:Disability studies
845:barriers to access
814:
660:
559:present from birth
340:Assured Income for
45:
43:Disability symbols
11039:
11038:
10037:Equatorial Guinea
9914:
9913:
9783:Neuroqueer theory
9686:Web accessibility
9636:Accessible toilet
9624:
9623:
9477:Disability rights
9472:Ableism/disablism
9307:Media related to
9235:
9162:978-1-4696-2489-1
9107:978-1-903765-62-3
9044:978-88-15-06226-0
8961:978-1-873797-25-9
8903:978-1-85346-726-4
8882:978-1-5261-4572-7
8774:978-0-520-22481-0
8746:978-0-06-010422-1
8726:on June 29, 2022.
8685:978-0-7619-2565-1
8676:SAGE Publications
8622:978-1-107-41282-8
8596:978-1-60846-686-3
8546:Oliver M (1990).
8514:978-1-4331-0688-0
8468:978-0-534-54929-9
8426:World Development
8131:Okoro CA (2018).
8020:Project MUSE
7681:978-0-226-63001-4
7582:978-0-203-07788-7
7294:(10): 1257–1273.
7235:Child Development
7082:978-1-317-13921-8
7071:Lawson A (2016).
7049:978-1-78714-606-8
7006:10.1057/fr.1992.6
6793:. August 24, 2020
6772:978-1-4412-0263-5
6747:978-1-4384-8102-9
6620:978-0-472-06748-0
6515:Schalk S (2016).
6484:978-1-78962-077-1
6468:Cheyne R (2019).
6411:978-1-84631-092-8
6400:Murray S (2008).
6355:978-0-8156-3324-2
6311:978-0-8147-5134-3
6298:Linton S (1998).
6263:Morris J (1991).
6234:978-0-9528450-8-9
6184:978-1-4798-4115-8
5902:Child Development
5583:Occup Environ Med
5426:978-92-64-19887-6
5294:978-1-59213-697-1
5281:Carey AC (2009).
4929:978-0-300-12449-1
4897:on March 19, 2012
4862:The Art of Autism
4842:978-1-4780-0436-3
4536:978-0-8400-3443-4
4319:Lerner M (1980).
4149:978-1-4625-0613-2
4124:978-0-8400-3443-4
4094:on April 25, 2012
4031:978-0-8160-7030-5
4006:978-0-06-042205-9
3925:Garden R (2010).
3860:978-0-7623-0773-9
3763:978-1-4020-6268-1
3733:on April 8, 2015.
3708:978-1-4200-1249-1
3649:978-0-271-08529-6
3508:978-0-8261-8062-9
3398:Bogdan R (1998).
3384:978-1-85984-007-8
3369:Davis LJ (1995).
3303:Stiker H (2000).
3289:978-0-7619-2874-4
3249:978-1-315-62528-7
3238:Samama E (2016).
2905:(10): 1025–1033.
2833:978-84-18049-73-6
2713:According to the
2679:According to the
2592:Disability sports
2502:Child Development
2473:intersectionality
2456:
2455:
2160:Kathleen Woodward
1949:spheres of life.
1827:intersectionality
1731:Buffalo, New York
1632:chronic illnesses
1296:social convention
1180:personal computer
806:
528:
527:
285:Web accessibility
245:Accessible toilet
128:Special education
66:Disability theory
59:Theory and models
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10933:Papua New Guinea
10908:Marshall Islands
10741:Northern Ireland
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9876:Special Olympics
9768:Inspiration porn
9681:Universal design
9482:Pejorative terms
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2251:Inspiration porn
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1942:social inclusion
1914:Political issues
1785:patients' rights
1703:bipolar disorder
1653:mental disorders
1545:In 2021, the US
1540:Deaf communities
1389:empowering model
1367:legitimacy model
1184:develop software
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10409:Philippines
10389:North Korea
10245:Afghanistan
10192:South Sudan
9871:Paralympics
9866:Deaflympics
9676:Prosthetics
9367:Main topics
7612:October 24,
7337:(1): 60–80.
6158:January 29,
6128:January 29,
6058:Stough 2009
6040:January 31,
5967:January 31,
5705:January 18,
5689:(3): 1–19.
5484:February 8,
5458:January 29,
5385:The Hotline
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4938:j.ctt1npkj3
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4098:October 30,
3814:January 29,
3788:January 29,
3543:JSTOR Daily
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2964:February 8,
2733:South Korea
2505:respect to
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2283:Sami Schalk
2274:, Marvel's
2240:rhetorician
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1538:Similarly,
1441:Terminology
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1332:moral model
1327:disability.
1298:of health.
1255:ideological
1158:large print
893:Irving Zola
830:Middle Ages
763:Nazi regime
724:sociologist
680:Black Death
676:Middle Ages
674:During the
640:community.
599:Due to the
566:in nature.
426:Deaflympics
275:Prosthetics
11052:Disability
11046:Categories
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10790:Costa Rica
10692:San Marino
10652:Montenegro
10632:Luxembourg
10479:Uzbekistan
10454:Tajikistan
10354:Kyrgyzstan
10344:Kazakhstan
10304:East Timor
10265:Bangladesh
10255:Azerbaijan
10172:Seychelles
10137:Mozambique
10122:Mauritania
10107:Madagascar
10062:The Gambia
9997:Cape Verde
9861:Parasports
9398:Approaches
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9360:Disability
9315:Disability
9297:Disability
9284:disability
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8537:August 11,
8494:August 11,
8409:October 8,
8327:October 5,
8302:October 5,
8277:October 5,
8251:October 5,
8225:October 5,
8116:August 14,
8074:January 8,
7127:The Lancet
7101:www.un.org
6797:October 8,
6689:"I Am Sam"
6640:(Thesis).
5266:August 27,
5071:October 7,
4971:(1): 1–8.
4901:August 11,
4496:Haller B.
4225:August 11,
4086:Kaplan D.
3910:January 8,
3682:August 11,
3615:January 9,
3548:October 8,
3348:(4): 232.
2849:References
2494:minorities
2464:pride flag
2331:Prosthesis
2177:Feminist,
2034:Employment
1936:Political
1879:Frank Bowe
1815:Mia Mingus
1340:congenital
1258:including
1150:telephones
1138:wheelchair
1134:prosthesis
1012:amputation
970:healthcare
940:employment
826:capitalism
751:freak show
732:astronomer
531:Disability
484:Disability
408:Parasports
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11031:Venezuela
10976:Argentina
10893:Australia
10845:Nicaragua
10820:Guatemala
10627:Lithuania
10434:Sri Lanka
10429:Singapore
10404:Palestine
10314:Indonesia
10294:Hong Kong
10127:Mauritius
9808:Education
9803:Geography
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9410:Inclusion
9137:1046-9575
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4508:April 27,
4366:Routledge
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3172:Antiquity
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2995:April 30,
2921:2376-6980
2878:April 24,
2854:Citations
2696:Australia
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2577:succeed.
2276:Daredevil
2258:Supercrip
2203:revulsion
2108:Disasters
2011:systems.
1983:Insurance
1894:accepted
1839:Eli Clare
1751:movement.
1699:arthritis
1673:arthritis
1669:migraines
1665:allergies
1558:The term
1265:Some say
1154:keyboards
1028:blindness
1006:, the US
822:feudalism
767:Holocaust
669:Epidaurus
564:invisible
535:cognitive
188:Inclusion
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11021:Suriname
11011:Paraguay
10996:Colombia
10903:Kiribati
10830:Honduras
10800:Dominica
10775:Barbados
10707:Slovenia
10702:Slovakia
10677:Portugal
10537:Bulgaria
10459:Thailand
10399:Pakistan
10379:Mongolia
10374:Maldives
10369:Malaysia
10285:Cambodia
10227:Zimbabwe
10202:Tanzania
10052:Ethiopia
10047:Eswatini
10027:Djibouti
9992:Cameroon
9977:Botswana
9896:Category
9813:Journals
9793:Eugenics
9773:Bodymind
9580:Students
9527:Services
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9022:19377518
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2566:economic
2403:lack of
2381:(2001).
2378:I Am Sam
2369:(1988),
2366:Rain Man
2281:Scholar
2217:marginal
1930:Iraq War
1843:bodymind
1835:Krip Hop
1745:infinity
1661:epilepsy
1611:or on a
1560:handicap
1553:Handicap
1461:and the
1251:cultural
1188:hardware
1169:software
1142:curb cut
1082:(PTSD),
1052:HIV/AIDS
1048:epilepsy
1044:diabetes
1040:deafness
1018:(ADHD),
972:policy.
785:between
747:eugenics
588:and the
551:physical
153:Physical
11026:Uruguay
11001:Ecuador
10981:Bolivia
10958:Vanuatu
10885:Oceania
10835:Jamaica
10815:Grenada
10770:Bahamas
10732:Ukraine
10682:Romania
10642:Moldova
10602:Ireland
10597:Iceland
10592:Hungary
10582:Germany
10577:Georgia
10567:Finland
10562:Estonia
10557:Denmark
10542:Croatia
10527:Belgium
10522:Belarus
10517:Austria
10512:Andorra
10507:Albania
10484:Vietnam
10364:Lebanon
10260:Bahrain
10250:Armenia
10212:Tunisia
10182:Somalia
10167:Senegal
10152:Nigeria
10142:Namibia
10132:Morocco
10097:Liberia
10092:Lesotho
10042:Eritrea
10012:Comoros
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9962:Algeria
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1920:Ableism
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1370:viable.
1178:As the
1162:braille
1148:, text
1078:(OCD),
705:prisons
701:clinics
697:asylums
617:History
606:ableist
555:sensory
445:Culture
395:WeThe15
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146:Therapy
11006:Guyana
10986:Brazil
10953:Tuvalu
10850:Panama
10840:Mexico
10785:Canada
10780:Belize
10727:Turkey
10717:Sweden
10697:Serbia
10687:Russia
10672:Poland
10667:Norway
10647:Monaco
10617:Latvia
10612:Kosovo
10587:Greece
10572:France
10547:Cyprus
10499:Europe
10464:Turkey
10449:Taiwan
10419:Russia
10349:Kuwait
10339:Jordan
10329:Israel
10275:Brunei
10270:Bhutan
10222:Zambia
10217:Uganda
10157:Rwanda
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2094:, 1568
1938:rights
1892:UNESCO
1821:, and
1777:safety
1675:, and
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759:deport
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10948:Tonga
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10825:Haiti
10712:Spain
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10607:Italy
10489:Yemen
10444:Syria
10414:Qatar
10384:Nepal
10334:Japan
10309:India
10298:Macau
10290:China
10197:Sudan
10147:Niger
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10067:Ghana
10057:Gabon
10032:Egypt
9972:Benin
9906:Lists
9611:MINDS
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8809:S2CID
8779:JSTOR
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