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Unit on Ableism - Campus Activism

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Handout 1: STEREOTYPES of people with disabilitiesFor the stereotypical figures of people with disabilities listed below, fill in the chart answeringeach questi<strong>on</strong> with as many answers as you can. Complete as many “figures” as time allows.Stereotypicalfigure“Freak”“M<strong>on</strong>ster”Poster childHelpless victimHeroicovercomer oftheir disability“Little pers<strong>on</strong>”“Giant”“Obese”“Anorexic”Mental patient“Humpbacked”“Leper”“Lame”“Idiot”/“mor<strong>on</strong>”“Retard”Pers<strong>on</strong> withAIDS“Druggie”Other…Othernames orputdownsappliedto thisfigureExamples frompopular culture,history, movies, TV,books, comics,videogames, and soforthMessage about whothis pers<strong>on</strong> is/feelingthat you’re supposedto have when you seethis figureHow this affectsactual peoplewith disabilities<str<strong>on</strong>g>Unit</str<strong>on</strong>g> <strong>on</strong> <strong>Ableism</strong>14

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