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Paralympic Archer Sheetal Devi Takes the Internet By Storm After Perfect Bull’s Eye
At just 17 years old, Sheetal Devi is one of four archers who do not have arms competing at the Paris Paralympics.
By Angie Jaime
Comprehensive Sex Ed Means Including People With Disabilities
Inclusion benefits everyone.
By Shatika Turner
What Coachella Is Like for Disabled and Chronically Ill People
“Having fun is a need too,” one attendee says.
By Fortesa Latifi
How Do I Access Accommodations for My Disability at Work?
Here are your rights and what to know.
By Rainesford Stauffer
No Airline Mask Mandate Means Disabled People Like Me Are More Isolated Than Ever
Travel remains inaccessible, and I wonder when I'll be able to see home again.
By Hannah Sullivan Facknitz
Going Home for the Holidays Means Risking My Mobility Scooter Being Damaged By Airlines
Baby, it's ableist outside.
By Amy Kenny
In 2020 Disabled People Found More Opportunities to Create Community
“My inclusion feels prioritized. I feel wanted.”
By Elly Belle
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I Showcased My Stretch Marks, Surgery Scars and Crutches in a Lingerie Ad — and It Went Viral
It's time for more representation like this for people with disabilities in the lingerie space.
By Rajee Aerie
The First Potential Victoria's Secret Plus, Transgender, and Disabled Model Speak Out
"I think that Victoria’s Secret is afraid, and they’re unwilling to take a risk."
By Jessica Andrews
Reminder: It's Not OK to Dress Up as Someone With a Disability for Halloween
#DisabilityIsNotScary
By Brittney McNamara
I'm Tired of Being Excluded from Fashion Events Because I'm Not White, Tall, and Slim
"Body Party shed light on the body-positivity movement in a celebratory, non-tokenizing way."
By Shammara Lawrence
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These Coachella Street-Style Photos Actually Celebrate Diversity
We asked festival attendees about inclusivity in fashion photography.
By Clémentine Desseaux Photography by Les Mijotés