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I am talented
I am talented, But why to prove?Just because I am in a wheelchair,I talk about disability,Not for sympathy but for visibility,I am talented,But why to prove?Disability is a part of me,When I don’t talk about my disability,They whisper it. When I talk about it,They ask me why?If I am talented, Why should I prove it?
Casual Remarks That Aren’t So Casual
Every day, disabled people hear remarks that seem “casual” to others but carry a much deeper impact. “Wheelchair le aao,” “Bechari chal nahi sakti,” or “Tum yeh kaise kar loge?”—these aren’t just words. They reflect how society sees us—not as individuals with thoughts, dreams, and abilities, but as symbols of limitation and dependency. What makes … Continue reading Casual Remarks That Aren’t So Casual
Lucca’s World: Hope or a Misguidance?
“Lucca’s World” is a heartfelt drama that delves into the challenges and triumphs of raising a child with cerebral palsy. The narrative centres on Bárbara, portrayed by Cecilia Suárez, and her son Lucca, played by Sebastián Tello, as they navigate the complexities of seeking treatments to improve Lucca’s condition. The film is directed by Mariana … Continue reading Lucca’s World: Hope or a Misguidance?
It’s not just a day—it’s a celebration of resilience, strength, and the limitless potential within each of us. Let’s break barriers, shatter stereotypes, and keep inspiring the world!
Alt text: This image is a creative comic-style narrative split into two panels. The first panel features a vibrant and bold illustration of a character, likely representing societal stereotypes or skepticism, questioning the importance of celebrating World Disability Day. The second panel presents a smiling, confident individual in real life, responding with grace and determination: … Continue reading It’s not just a day—it’s a celebration of resilience, strength, and the limitless potential within each of us. Let’s break barriers, shatter stereotypes, and keep inspiring the world!