DISABILITY CULTURE
Disability culture refers to the shared experiences, identities, and collective pride among individuals with disabilities. It encompasses the unique perspectives, values, traditions, and artistic expressions of people with disabilities. Disability culture challenges societal perceptions and promotes a positive understanding of disability. Disability culture is not monolithic, and experiences and perspectives vary among individuals with disabilities. Additionally, disability culture intersects with other aspects of identity, such as race, ethnicity, gender, and sexuality, creating diverse and multidimensional experiences within the disability community.
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