Fraser Blog - Avoid These 5 Common Ableist Words and Phrases - Fraser
Inclusive Language - Standard Beagle
CW: ableist slurs "words to avoid:... - Disabled Feminist | Facebook
The “Woke” Agenda #3: Avoiding ableist language – Tiny Elf Arcanist
On Ableist Language - Shannon Collins Photography
Inevitable Foundation on X: "Even when not directly referring to disabled people, words like "moron" and "dumb" can be offensive due to their ableist origins. Choosing to use alternatives not only helps
It's Time To Stop Even Casually Misusing Disability Words
Words Matter, And It's Time To Explore The Meaning Of “Ableism.”
How I stopped worrying and learned to remove ableist language from my vocabulary | Valprehension
Words Matter: Why I Embrace Anti-Ableist Language | University Writing Center
Avoiding Ableist Language: Promoting Inclusive Communication - OKU Rights Matter
PiaGlenn on X: "pssssst here's a list of non-ableist word options in case you're inclined to call anyone or anything 'crazy' tonight pass it on #debatenight https://t.co/KalBdGDagn" / X
unlearn. on X: "Ableism is "discrimination of and social prejudice against people with disabilities based on the belief that typical abilities are superior." By using ableist language, intentionally or unintentionally, we are
The Harm of Ableist Language & What We Can Do About It | The Savvy Red Pen
Ableist Language In News Coverage Can Be Avoided
Sticks and stones: Changing our vocabulary to avoid using “ableist” language - Jewish Family and Children's Service of Minneapolis
Ableist language harms South High's community – The Southerner
The Asterisk: Ableist Language | F-flat Books
What is Ableism? A Guide for the Workplace - PowerToFly
Why You Need to Stop Using These Words and Phrases
Avoiding Ableist Language: Promoting Inclusive Communication - OKU Rights Matter
How to talk about disability, disabled people : Life Kit : NPR
Writing tip: Avoid ableist language - The Word Factory
Ableist Language To Avoid And Acceptable Alternatives – “Handicap” Edition -
Quick Thought on Ableism - Site Feedback - Waypoint - Forum
