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1. Image Description: A Disabled By Society graphic. A dark background filled with 12 pieces of stick person clipart and statements. The title reads, “When we say Disability is diverse, we mean:” The statements and clipart read: 1. Disability has no one appearance – non visibly Disabled person sitting down. 2. There is no one experience – another non visibly Disabled person sat down talking to the first. 3. No two people are the same – a blind person using a cane. 4. Some Disabilities are visible - person using a power wheelchair. 5. Some are non-visible – a non-visibly Disabled person reading. 6. Disability can be permanent – a person in a wheelchair. 7. Or it can be temporary – a person with their arm in a sling, they must have broken it. 8. Disability is intersectional – circles intersecting and intertwining to represent intersectionality. 9. It is one piece of our identity – a person sorting shapes to symbolise the lots of things that make up our identity. 10. Disability is human – a parent holding their child as they cook, multi-tasking! 11. There is no right way to be Disabled – a visibly disabled person winning a trophy. 12. And no wrong way to be – a person using crutches.
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