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"Uniting the Disabled Community as a Family"
Hey guys, this is just a site I came across and I'm wondering what you guys think about it? At first I was struck by the image and then I started reading about the description of this program:
"The mission of the "In Your Footsteps" organization is to unite the disabled community as a family and to have those who aren't as comfortable with their disability more comfortable by providing them with a mentor they can relate to and educate them on disability culture and history." (http://www.inyourfootsteps.org/
A world has been created in which people are uncomfortable being themselves. This is not only a thought I have on a person who is not "normal", because I do not believe that anyone is normal. Even those who seem normal, I think, are trying to fit a norm rather than being who they are and what they want to do and be etc. Often times I also feel like people don't even realize that they are trying to be normal..it's just..what? The normal thing to do?
Is there really such a thing as "normal"? Even in a smaller group which is, for example, consisting of all females...maybe each person is female in their own way? Just some thoughts...
Going back to labels...
Hi everyone, I'm Aybala a senior psychology major at Bryn Mawr College. I have a minor in Education and I've been trying to take classes from as many different disciplines as possible. I honestly just want to see what everythings about. I took Gender and Technology with Anne last semester and felt that I should know a lot more before I move on to learn about something different.