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Posts by Rachel Cohen-Rottenberg

10 Questions That Come Up When You’re Called Out for Ableist Language – Answered

By Rachel Cohen-Rottenberg | December 27, 2015
In black, the word "ableism" is written. In red, an international "no" sign covers it.

“Lame.” “Crazy.” “Crippled.” We see these words used all the time, and if you’re wondering why it matters for you to stop using them, here are your answers.

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10 Questions About Why Ableist Language Matters, Answered

By Rachel Cohen-Rottenberg | November 7, 2014

You’ve likely heard it before: “Geez, now I can’t say ______?!” Many people have questions about why ableist speech matters. This author address ten common ones here.

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