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How can we develop disable people in the society?


Anonymous: Minding our own business
Anonymous: Because I've seen many people making fun of them
Anonymous: so we can develop them by minding our business
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Answered by swapnil756
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10 ways to make society more inclusive for people with disabilities:

1. View the Disability Community as a Valuable Consumer

It's still progressive to see the disability community as a targeted audience and consumer. We're the biggest minority population in the world, yet the most under represented when it comes to marketing products, as we're the last to be thought of. While part of this stems from the fact that there is a great deal of diversity within the disability community, those consumer segments (and their families) still have significant purchasing power.

2. Employ People with Disabilities- They are Ambitious and Want to Work

According to NPR, "fewer than 1 in 5 disabled adults are employed." CNN Money also stated that, "disabled workers earn about $9,000 less a year than non-disabled workers, according to Census data on median earnings. That gap was under $6,000 in the early 1990s."

3. Increase Disability Representation in Political Setting

Can you think of many politicians or government officials- local, state, to national level- who live with a disability? If you look hard enough you will begin to see the variety of disabilities many people live with who work inside a political office.

4. Integrate Disability History in School Curriculums

How can a person with a disability acknowledge and identify with his/her history if it's not widely taught? How can the community be embraced if their civic background is never taught? Throughout general education, the Americans with Disabilities Act has not been widely taught to students within their curriculum.

5. Promote Social Inclusion in Schools

Our overall cultural consciousness on how we treat and interact with disability needs to change, beginning in elementary schools. We need to celebrate our peers for their differences. If this is taught at a young age, less discrimination and more social inclusion will occur.

6. Employ More Actors with Disabilities in Mainstream Media

We need to see more actors with disabilities playing actual character roles of people who have disabilities. .

7. Provide College Scholarships to Athletes with Disabilities

Athletes with disabilities should be scouted and receive scholarships based on their athletic abilities by their chosen school. When I was a senior in high school, regardless that I was selected to represent Team USA in international meets, I was never scouted nor received a college scholarship offer for my athletic abilities because my times never compared to my able-bodied counterparts.

8. Make Air Travel Universally Accessible

Many people with disabilities are active business people with vibrant careers who are respected in their various fields. That is, until they get to the airport and become dependent on the Special Services Request or cannot use the washroom once in the air.

9. Acknowledge that Police Brutality Occurs on People with Disabilities

Did you know that there is still no substantial data pertaining to police brutality and people with disabilities? Isn't it shocking that it's never been recorded? According to the Hill, "there are no reliable figures on just how many people with disabilities were involved in altercations with police."

10. Realize that People with Disabilities are Humans too

It's interesting how we can see a person in one dimension and forget that he/she is a human being, intricate with multiple angles. When we see a person outside of their element, we tend to forget that a he/she's life is a culmination of different sides and not just how we see them in an isolated environment.

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