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I’m only sharing the phrases to educate and suggest alternatives for these commonly used phrases :sanapray: This is not meant to shame anyone who has used these phrases. It’s meant as a teaching moment. This is not an exhaustive list, just a few examples. “Are you blind?” This is an ableist...

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Beautiful :itsokay:

@Selfmate I don’t remember the last time I touched grass :scree:

Interesting :letitfry:

It’s not my thing

@TangledPuppy yes exactly

@TangledPuppy its okay, thank you for being so receptive and learning. Not everyone is this kind and willing to learn or make changes. I am not perfect either, sometimes I make slip ups, but it takes unlearning habits and questioning the origins of common phrases

@TangledPuppy don’t say “are people really this blind”. Using the word “blind” that way isn’t kind, because it makes it seem like people who can’t see well are also not smart or don’t care—and that’s not true at all. When we use words like that, even if we don’t mean to be mean, it can still...

That is a little confusing. At my high school they just provided ID, no need to look into school records. Also, your wording of the title bothers me, it’s a very ableist statement. Assuming visual impairment is synonymous with ignorance/carelessness. Ableist language perpetuates the inferiority...

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I’m so proud of them :itsokay: Congratulations Fifty Fifty

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Liberal Leader Mark Carney won in Monday’s election, continuing his term as Prime Minister after Justin Trudeau resigned. Mark Carney won with a minority government. To win a majority in this election, a party needed at least 172 seats in the House. None succeeded on Monday night, but the...

Stunning :maheart: