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Another interesting hashtag emerged on Twitter a few weeks ago called #AbledPrivilegeIs
Check out a few of these tweets:
#abledprivilegeis knowing that you and spouse can both enter friends' housess when invited.
— Stephen Drake (@StephenDrakeNDY) August 6, 2014
#AbledPrivilegeIs posting excitedly about a new "cure" on social media, then acting pissy when disabled ppl respond that it's not all that.
— Heather Ure (@riotheatherrr) August 9, 2014
#abledprivilegeis being referred to as she or he rather than "the wheelchair"
— Brooke Winters 🇪🇺 (@brookewinters33) August 9, 2014
#abledprivilegeis not having to always be cheerful and smiling out in public.
— Anthony Tusler (@atusler) August 8, 2014
#Abledprivilegeis always knowing you can enter through the front door–or through any door at all.
— brassclothes (@brassclothes) August 8, 2014
#AbledPrivilegeIs never having to wear any article of clothing labeled as "corrective" because no one thought your body needed correcting
— CP Shoes (@CP_Shoes) August 6, 2014
#abledprivilegeis being able to go out without worrying about how you'll communicate with strangers if you need to in an emergency.
— rowan abrams (@kiananbegins) August 8, 2014
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