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Ableism refers to the ideas that discriminate against people with disabilities. Learn more about how ableism is harmful and what you can do to fight it.

Ableism manifests in society through failure to employ or provide workplace reasonable accommodation. Other examples include inaccessible infrastructure such as narrow entrances, narrow restrooms ...

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Ableism goes beyond individual fear or prejudice. It influences who we see as having a life worth living and who is seen as a burden. That, in turn, impacts our practices and policies.

Ableism can be defined as stereotyping, prejudice, or discrimination toward people with disabilities. Ableism, like other forms of bias against social groups, is an attitude.