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Adam Pottle Thought #10
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TRANSCRIPT: Thought number 10. The key source of difficulty for Deaf and disabled people is the way normalcy is conceived. Currently, normalcy is restrictive and encourages exclusion and discrimination. But if we can reconceive normalcy as open and fluid, rather than restrictive, then everyone becomes a part of normalcy, everyone is welcome. Now while such a re-conception may be difficult, it is not impossible. We can certainly do better than we are doing now.
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TRANSCRIPT: Thought number 10. The key source of difficulty for Deaf and disabled people is the way normalcy is conceived. Currently, normalcy is restrictive and encourages exclusion and discrimination. But if we can reconceive normalcy as open and...
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