Blair Imani Ali • Smarter in Seconds

Challenge your idea of what disability looks like by getting Smarter in Seconds about non-apparent or “invisible” disabilities with @juliaunmasking, @tiffanyalana, and @blindishlatina with a cameo from @adisabledicon!

Written by @juliaunmasking

You may be used to saying invisible disabilities but that can unintentionally erase or stigmatize people’s disabilities and identities. So we say “non-apparent disabilities” instead which simply describes the fact they may not be obvious. But remember to use whatever term people prefer because self-definition matters most!

If someone tells you their access needs, whether it’s a seat, a break, or accommodations, please take them at their word. Believing people when they tell you what they need is one way to start being more inclusive.

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