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  • A climber with a prosthetic leg stands ready to tackle an indoor climbing wall, demonstrating how inclusive sports and other activities can empower People with Disabilities to pursue their passions while removing barriers to participation.

    What is ableism, and what is its impact?

    Ableism refers to bias, prejudice, and discrimination against People with Disabilities, deeply rooted in community norms and values that regard being nondisabled as the ideal. It hinges on the idea that People with Disabilities are less valuable than nondisabled people. This harmful bias manifests in many ways, such as ableist language and discriminatory practices that prevent People with Disabilities from fully engaging in the communities they belong to. One common form of ableism is to simply ignore People with Disabilities completely as community activities and event planning takes place.…


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