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A Disabled by Society graphic titled “12 things to remember about self-identifying” with colorful illustrations next to each point. The points are: It’s an individual’s choice – person in wheelchair waving. There is no wrong answer – a parent walking with their child who is wearing blade on their leg. And no right answer – a person of short statue playing basketball. Stop correcting people – woman in hijab standing confidently with a walking aid. Language varies across regions – person painting with no upper limbs, using their mouth to hold their paintbrush and paint. Social factors can influence – person with a prosthetic hand pouring a cuppa. Or personal feelings – two friends signing at a café. A person might change language – man watering plants whilst using his cane. And that’s perfectly fine – person walking a guide dog. It’s their lived experience – woman with a prosthetic arm walking confidently. Their right to self-identify – person at a laptop smiling with coffee. Let the individual choose – elderly person with a walker standing proudly.
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A Disabled by Society graphic titled “12 things to remember about self-identifying” with colorful illustrations next to each point. The points are: It’s an individual’s choice – person in wheelchair waving. There is no wrong answer – a parent walking with their child who is wearing blade on their leg. And no right answer – a person of short statue playing basketball. Stop correcting people – woman in hijab standing confidently with a walking aid. Language varies across regions – person painting with no upper limbs, using their mouth to hold their paintbrush and paint. Social factors can influence – person with a prosthetic hand pouring a cuppa. Or personal feelings – two friends signing at a café. A person might change language – man watering plants whilst using his cane. And that’s perfectly fine – person walking a guide dog. It’s their lived experience – woman with a prosthetic arm walking confidently. Their right to self-identify – person at a laptop smiling with coffee. Let the individual choose – elderly person with a walker standing proudly.
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