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Drawing from experiences common to Religious Community life, this piece names ableism and shows how routine choices—from liturgy to layout—can marginalize People with Disabilities. It opens by urging faith communities to confront the problem directly and name it for what it is, linking recognition to concrete change toward dignity and belonging for People with Disabilities who attend. Ableism appears in prayers, programs, and expectations—not just in overt acts. Several examples spotlight barriers: segregated seating, ramps hidden at the margins, and inaccessible bathrooms. The article…
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