Tuesday
Nov012011
Defying Stereotypes: The Way forward
Stereotypes are groups of attitudes which have little or no basis in reality and yet persist in cultures. Stereotyping reduces the individuality and character of people to false social constructs. This leads to name-calling and violence towards the subjects of stereotyping, undercutting the humanity of the victims.
There are ten main stereotypes of disabled people:
Click this link for our document on these stereotypes, and how to avoid them!