Sentence examples for ableism from high-quality English sources.

• Bush did on his ninetieth birthday, you’re guilty of “competitive ableism.”

• Autistic Hoya is a crucial resource on ableism, language, and the experiences and activist work of disabled and queer POC.

• The second thing, is ableism, the discussion is really around like can disabled people do anything and really anyone who’s blind or deaf or both or mute cannot do all the things that everybody else can do.

• An ever-growing number of terms have been coined to label forms of discrimination, such as racism, sexism, anti-Semitism, homophobia, transphobia, or cissexism (discrimination against transgender persons), classism (discrimination based on social class), lookism (discrimination based on physical appearance), and ableism (discrimination based on disability).

• Activism around critical disability theory engages a variety of topics, from immigration and unjust hiring practices to ableism and storytelling.

• ., by classism, homophobia, racism, ageism, ableism, etc., then it might seem that the goal of feminism is to end all oppression that affects women.

• To date, Tremain has conducted 50 interviews with disabled, queer, and POC academic philosophers about their experiences, their subject positions, and how ableism impacts their work.

• Minae Inahara uses Luce Irigaray as a springboard to push back against the entrenched ableism and masculinism of Freud and Lacan and build a psychoanalytic understanding of physical disability (2009).

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• These women are already making a difference in their community, with this award comes more recognition, which will lead to more responsibility and more energy to doing the important work to fight ableism and sexism.

• For example, McRuer “builds on queer critiques of neoliberalism”, by adding, for instance, to existing queer analyses of the World Bank as a site of heteronormativity by describing its ableism or “antidisability” logic (Kafer 2009: 291).

• “You include Black and other students of color in the institution and mark them with the words ‘equity, inclusion and diversity,’ ” it said, “when in fact this institution functions on the premises of imperialism, white supremacy, capitalism, ableism, and a cissexist heteropatriarchy.”