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There is your public statement. And then there's the work. bit.ly/3cvdE7A
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- Categorized bias, privilege, tips & tools
This is a resource designed for journalists that covers offers suggestions around the use of over 200 words and terms used to describe people living with different types disabilities. This resource is also available to Spanish. For more read here.