#disabilityjustice — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #disabilityjustice, aggregated by home.social.
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A huge part of neuronormative culture is being obsessed with exposing lies and cheating rather than being honest in the first place and I always have to think about that, when another non-normative person has been falsely accused of using LLMs or some other kind of fraud, because it’s so nonsensical in itself. They don’t trust people who differ from the norm, while the norm itself is built around different stages of dishonesty.
#ActuallyAutistic #neurodivergent #DisabilityJustice @autistics
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A huge part of neuronormative culture is being obsessed with exposing lies and cheating rather than being honest in the first place and I always have to think about that, when another non-normative person has been falsely accused of using LLMs or some other kind of fraud, because it’s so nonsensical in itself. They don’t trust people who differ from the norm, while the norm itself is built around different stages of dishonesty.
#ActuallyAutistic #neurodivergent #DisabilityJustice @autistics
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A huge part of neuronormative culture is being obsessed with exposing lies and cheating rather than being honest in the first place and I always have to think about that, when another non-normative person has been falsely accused of using LLMs or some other kind of fraud, because it’s so nonsensical in itself. They don’t trust people who differ from the norm, while the norm itself is built around different stages of dishonesty.
#ActuallyAutistic #neurodivergent #DisabilityJustice @autistics
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A huge part of neuronormative culture is being obsessed with exposing lies and cheating rather than being honest in the first place and I always have to think about that, when another non-normative person has been falsely accused of using LLMs or some other kind of fraud, because it’s so nonsensical in itself. They don’t trust people who differ from the norm, while the norm itself is built around different stages of dishonesty.
#ActuallyAutistic #neurodivergent #DisabilityJustice @autistics
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A huge part of neuronormative culture is being obsessed with exposing lies and cheating rather than being honest in the first place and I always have to think about that, when another non-normative person has been falsely accused of using LLMs or some other kind of fraud, because it’s so nonsensical in itself. They don’t trust people who differ from the norm, while the norm itself is built around different stages of dishonesty.
#ActuallyAutistic #neurodivergent #DisabilityJustice @autistics
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CW: Attacks on Disabled people, PIP, UK politics
The attacks on Disabled people and social security such as Personal Independence Payment (PIP) is further evidence of what the United Nations Committee on the Rights of Disabled People reported last week, which "said the UK government had 'failed to take all appropriate measures to address grave and systematic violations' of disabled people’s human rights and had 'failed to eliminate the root causes of inequality and discrimination' since November 2016. It particularly highlighted its failures on the rights to independent living, to work, and to an adequate standard of living and social protection, laid out in the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (UNCRPD)." - https://www.disabilitynewsservice.com/seven-years-on-and-no-progress-on-disability-rights-by-uk-government-says-un/
(Obviously to really tackle the root causes, things like capitalism need to go and no electoral system is going to help here!)
Central to independent living is the recognition that Disabled people face socio-economic and ideologically (e.g medical model) shaped barriers, linking into the social model of disability. PIP - which already has such a harmful, damaging application and assessment process central to it - is intended to help with related extra costs, whether in work or not...
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CW: Attacks on Disabled people, PIP, UK politics
The attacks on Disabled people and social security such as Personal Independence Payment (PIP) is further evidence of what the United Nations Committee on the Rights of Disabled People reported last week, which "said the UK government had 'failed to take all appropriate measures to address grave and systematic violations' of disabled people’s human rights and had 'failed to eliminate the root causes of inequality and discrimination' since November 2016. It particularly highlighted its failures on the rights to independent living, to work, and to an adequate standard of living and social protection, laid out in the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (UNCRPD)." - https://www.disabilitynewsservice.com/seven-years-on-and-no-progress-on-disability-rights-by-uk-government-says-un/
(Obviously to really tackle the root causes, things like capitalism need to go and no electoral system is going to help here!)
Central to independent living is the recognition that Disabled people face socio-economic and ideologically (e.g medical model) shaped barriers, linking into the social model of disability. PIP - which already has such a harmful, damaging application and assessment process central to it - is intended to help with related extra costs, whether in work or not...
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CW: Attacks on Disabled people, PIP, UK politics
The attacks on Disabled people and social security such as Personal Independence Payment (PIP) is further evidence of what the United Nations Committee on the Rights of Disabled People reported last week, which "said the UK government had 'failed to take all appropriate measures to address grave and systematic violations' of disabled people’s human rights and had 'failed to eliminate the root causes of inequality and discrimination' since November 2016. It particularly highlighted its failures on the rights to independent living, to work, and to an adequate standard of living and social protection, laid out in the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (UNCRPD)." - https://www.disabilitynewsservice.com/seven-years-on-and-no-progress-on-disability-rights-by-uk-government-says-un/
(Obviously to really tackle the root causes, things like capitalism need to go and no electoral system is going to help here!)
Central to independent living is the recognition that Disabled people face socio-economic and ideologically (e.g medical model) shaped barriers, linking into the social model of disability. PIP - which already has such a harmful, damaging application and assessment process central to it - is intended to help with related extra costs, whether in work or not...
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CW: Attacks on Disabled people, PIP, UK politics
The attacks on Disabled people and social security such as Personal Independence Payment (PIP) is further evidence of what the United Nations Committee on the Rights of Disabled People reported last week, which "said the UK government had 'failed to take all appropriate measures to address grave and systematic violations' of disabled people’s human rights and had 'failed to eliminate the root causes of inequality and discrimination' since November 2016. It particularly highlighted its failures on the rights to independent living, to work, and to an adequate standard of living and social protection, laid out in the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (UNCRPD)." - https://www.disabilitynewsservice.com/seven-years-on-and-no-progress-on-disability-rights-by-uk-government-says-un/
(Obviously to really tackle the root causes, things like capitalism need to go and no electoral system is going to help here!)
Central to independent living is the recognition that Disabled people face socio-economic and ideologically (e.g medical model) shaped barriers, linking into the social model of disability. PIP - which already has such a harmful, damaging application and assessment process central to it - is intended to help with related extra costs, whether in work or not...
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CW: Attacks on Disabled people, PIP, UK politics
The attacks on Disabled people and social security such as Personal Independence Payment (PIP) is further evidence of what the United Nations Committee on the Rights of Disabled People reported last week, which "said the UK government had 'failed to take all appropriate measures to address grave and systematic violations' of disabled people’s human rights and had 'failed to eliminate the root causes of inequality and discrimination' since November 2016. It particularly highlighted its failures on the rights to independent living, to work, and to an adequate standard of living and social protection, laid out in the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (UNCRPD)." - https://www.disabilitynewsservice.com/seven-years-on-and-no-progress-on-disability-rights-by-uk-government-says-un/
(Obviously to really tackle the root causes, things like capitalism need to go and no electoral system is going to help here!)
Central to independent living is the recognition that Disabled people face socio-economic and ideologically (e.g medical model) shaped barriers, linking into the social model of disability. PIP - which already has such a harmful, damaging application and assessment process central to it - is intended to help with related extra costs, whether in work or not...