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Disabled people are not obligated to quell others curiosity

Opinon / December 16, 2022

As a child, I was at least as “curious” about other disabilities as my able-bodied peers. I had questions about specific disabilities, such as visual impairments or hard-of-hearing people, that others without disabilities have. However, that doesn’t make it right for me to ask invasive questions of other disabled people.

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What the ADA really thinks about service dogs

Opinon / December 14, 2022

The belief that disabled people inherently make lesser contributions to society is ableist. It extends the thought that service dogs are a tool to lessen the burden of disability on society.

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Winter’s legacy told by families

Film Analysis, Drama / December 9, 2022

As a disabled animal, Winter provides a more accessible source of inspiration precisely because she isn’t human. Her life became defined by humans.

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Carelessness hurts animals & humans

Film Analysis, Drama / December 7, 2022

Winter’s prosthetics were created and tested by a team of doctors and supported by the aquarium staff. It was a group effort that provided an inspirational story.

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Humans aren’t the smartest creatures on Earth

Film Analysis, Drama / December 2, 2022

For centuries, humans have assumed they are the most intelligent creatures on Earth. Human inventions, from essential tools to modern-day social media, must be proof of that.

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Role of Empathy in Anthrozoology

Opinon / November 30, 2022

The time it takes to “warm up” to disabled persons or animals seems universal in that sense. People with disabilities are “misfits.“

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Ashame Dolphin Tale is just inspirational

Film Analysis, Drama / November 25, 2022

Winter’s fate was uncertain and grim until she was rescued by the aquarium. (fitting into a human savior complex) At least that’s how the film made me feel. Winter is the center of the film. She inspired many people with disabilities to find hope.

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If you love your pet, stop treating them as family

Childhood Films / November 23, 2022

As much as we love them, they are considered lesser even though we depend on them for everyday essentials like food and clothing.

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I have short-term memory loss but, I’m not a child

Film Analysis, Childhood Films / November 18, 2022
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The creators want Dory to appeal to children but perpetuating that disabled people are childlike is a problematic connection.

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