
Is It Appropriate to Point Out Internalized Ableism?
Yes, but don’t confuse ableism for mental health issues.

Yes, but don’t confuse ableism for mental health issues.

Yes, but don’t push too hard.

For starters, make sure it’s the right height.

Try grants, fundraising, or used equipment.
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Accessibility in Tokyo is, at best, a patchwork of good intentions.

People use the term “wheelchair user” to describe themselves.
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Why am I always the only one in a wheelchair in public?

It’s fine because it’s a shitty situation for everybody.

Go where disabled people are.
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Access isn’t just about curb cuts, and automatic doors.