Marilyn Hamilton is distinguished by her unique contributions as a disabled activist, particularly in promoting the rights and visibility of disabled individuals in society. Unlike many who may focus solely on personal experiences, she emphasizes systemic change and inclusivity, advocating for broader societal shifts. Additionally, her approach combines her personal narrative with professional expertise, making her a powerful voice in discussions about disability rights and accessibility. This combination of activism and advocacy sets her apart in the disability community.
marilyn is different form other disabled persons because even if she is disabled, she is still optimistic about life, thinking positively and she is just keep on moving forward.
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The paralympics are for disabled people
Marilyn manson. When he was first discovered, he was a shock to society. He was different to what people were use to and he soon became a big thing.
Are there grants for disabled people?
No. You could say "disabled people have weaknesses", or "disabled people's weaknesses...".
Yes, there are many disabled people there.
Their not! But people treat them as if they are, Just because they're a little different. Everyone is equal.
They knew they are different from other people and they know there names that can be put on differentness
* They know they are different from other people and they know the names that are put on that differentness. * Many people have very different learning needs. Therefore, people who need extra support need it for very different reasons. Because of this it is senseless to categorise people as 'retarded.' I don't know if the way the term is perceived is different from country to country but in the UK it would be highly offensive.
I typed mentally disabled chat room in the search and 6 different sites came up.
are disabled people made inclusive in our society