Inclusion | Theblinddontmingle

A group of eight smiling students sit around a cafeteria table eating pizza together. Two students using wheelchairs are seated at the table, and a communication device is visible near the pizza boxes. The group appears relaxed and engaged in conversation in a bright school cafeteria.

Changing Minds, One Conversation at a Time

If you've read this blog for any length of time, you know that one of my biggest frustrations is how often people make assumptions about disability.

23 hours ago7 min read

A black background with a glowing retro-style theater marquee sign outlined with yellow lights. The sign reads: “Inclusion theater often starts with good intentions or at least, that’s the assumption.” The design resembles a classic cinema or Broadway marquee.

Inclusion Theater: When Accessibility Is More About Optics Than Reality

There’s a particular kind of moment I’ve learned to recognize. It’s when a space, an event, program, or a company wants credit for being inclusive. You can feel it before you can prove it. The language is there. The branding is there. Sometimes even the signage is there. Accessibility has been acknowledged, technically.

May 114 min read