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Documenting Ableism — Legal Disclaimer (Pennsylvania Specific) Documenting Ableism is an advocacy, education, and documentation platform dedicated to identifying, recording, and challenging ableism, disability based harassment, and discrimination experienced by disabled individuals in public spaces and online environments. Individuals who believe content on this page is factually inaccurate are encouraged to request correction through respectful, evidence based communication.
Mar 17


Disabled Shunning
Disabled people being shunned, rejected, or isolated within their own families is far more common than many people realize. Research consistently shows that disabled individuals often experience stigma not only in public spaces, but also within family systems. Studies on disability stigma have found that disabled people are more likely to experience social isolation, family rejection, and reduced emotional support compared with nondisabled people. According to research publis
Mar 16


Cops Love Abusing Infant and Children With Autism and other disabilities
When Disabled Victims Are Mocked Instead of Heard There are moments when the measure of a society reveals itself clearly. One of those moments occurs when a vulnerable person gathers the courage to speak about harm. In that moment, the response they receive tells us everything about the values of the institutions meant to protect them. For Deaf individuals, communication with the hearing world often requires patience from both sides. Deaf speech can sound different because la
Mar 9
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