Living With Disabilities Response to Candace Owens
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This week, Living With Disabilities will touch base on Candace Owen's remark on disability inclusion and people with physical disabilities.
We visited Ms. Owen's website to learn more about her before tackling and responding. She was born with a blocked tear duct. A condition where tears cannot come out. And as we all know, conditions fall under the umbrella of disabilities.
Is there a fire that will spark a backlash in response to Candace Owens' recent remarks on disability inclusion? Please pardon our French; this is F-up. First thing first, an abled body person can in their lifetime become disabled, Whether mentally or physically disabled. And a disability isn't always permanent.
People with disabilities shouldn't hold back when it comes to speaking up because it's going to get hot in here. Civil rights apply to people with disabilities. They can accomplish and become anything we desire in this world because of civil rights.
You have demonstrated to the entire world that discrimination against a person with a physical disability who uses a mobility device is illegal. We're writing an article on this to clarify the air since we have a right to defend ourselves. But Mrs. Owens, we're not OK. What you did was just Fing ridiculous. Why would they act in that way? Have you ever heard of "scrolling" or "changing the channel," and are you aware that you have a choice? Similar situation here: individuals with disabilities have the option to become models and the right to do so. Can this query become popular for a little moment or two? What harm has a wheelchair user caused you? Let's answer that query. This is fucking ridiculous.
Let's give a reason why Kim Kardashian's underwear line Skims may have chosen a person in a wheelchair to model for her company. Like all human beings need undergarments. So, do people with physical disabilities need undergarments too? And this underwear is made accessible because they clasp at the side. The reason for this is that not everyone who uses a wheelchair can move in and out of their chair. Some people in wheelchairs have paralysis, which makes it hard to move the lower part of their body to put clothing on.
We want to Thank Kim Kardashian for looking out for people with disabilities and allowing them to model for clothing lines. Rather than giving them a walking ticket and having them go on their way.
Kim is a prime example of what more business companies need to do. Including rather than excluding.
Honey, you're receiving the information you asked for on this, and Candace, the volume is definitely up. On this globe, everyone needs assistance in some way. Disability is included in this. Also, nobody should be forced to work behind a desk. Everyone needs to earn a living. Now just imagine Social Security covering our daily costs. We need work, and if modeling were our chosen profession, we would do it to make a living.
You're one of the millions who live in the disabled community, and for you to downgrade a person who's in a wheelchair is unacceptable. You wouldn't like it if the tables were to turn.
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