Episode 356-Accessibility Works When We Stop Treating Disability As Defect with Daniel Hodges
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Daniel Hodges discusses the real barriers to accessibility and the meaning of equity in relation to disability.
Send us Fan Mail Most people say they support accessibility, but very few can explain what it actually means or why it keeps breaking down in real life. We’re joined by Daniel Hodges, a nonprofit leader and advocate with a law degree who was born blind, to get specific about where the barriers really come from and what “equity” looks like when you strip out bias and bad design. We talk about Daniel’s childhood in rural America, where the focus stayed on future cures and risky procedures inst...
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