Hidden Barriers, Visible Consequences
<p>Today we’re delving into the crucial topic of ableism, specifically systemic ableism, and its impact on disabled individuals. Ableism refers to the discrimination and prejudice that individuals with disabilities face in a society that prioritizes able-bodiedness. Systemic ableism, on the other hand, encompasses the institutional policies and practices that perpetuate this discrimination and oppression.</p>
<p>It’s important to discuss the impact of systemic ableism on disabled individuals because it is a pervasive problem that affects every aspect of their lives. From education to employment to healthcare, disabled individuals face systemic barriers that prevent them from accessing the same opportunities and resources as able-bodied individuals. These barriers can lead to social exclusion, poverty, and limited autonomy for disabled individuals.</p>
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