Traditional candidate evaluation advice can be biased and ableist. There are all kinds of advice on the Internet about things you should be evaluating when…
Software development and the “doctrine of foreseeable misuse.” There is a portion of the American legal system under the category of negligence called “strict product liability,”…
There is global and personal variation on what is considered acceptable and preferable. This is how I decide what language to use. In the first part of…
The next stage of evolution in how the global community views disability Part one of a three-part article. See part two on language choices associated…
Everything that makes accessibility difficult ties back to one root cause: People not giving a damn about others who are different. These are the different…
AB 979 law has a much too narrow definition of “underrepresented communities,” leaving out many identities who deserve to be included. AB 979 was signed into…
February 26, 2021, is the deadline to submit comments. The first peek at the long-awaited World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) major update to the Web Content Accessibility…
Not so much when the “teachable moment” pertains to diversity or identity, be it gender, age, disability, ethnicity, LGBTQ+ status, or any other aspect. Let me tell you that under those circumstances, “teachable moments” are unequivocally awful experiences, even under the best of circumstances.
“Help A Reporter Out” helps you find experts and build online name recognition. Ever wondered where reporters get their sources from and how to be…
Permanent improvements in disability equity are impossible without understanding and dealing with these categorical truths. People with disabilities do not have access to equal business…
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