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What Makes Me Different

Posted on Jan 31, 2018 by Aidan

I came across an article recently written by Virali Modi on Slate.com outlining some of her experiences about being in… Read more What Makes Me Different

Why I am Not ‘Differently-abled’

Posted on Jan 27, 2018Jun 7, 2018 by Aidan

More and more these days, there is a growing need for political correctness – be it with respect to race,… Read more Why I am Not ‘Differently-abled’

How Do You React to Disabled Parking?

Posted on Nov 26, 2017Nov 26, 2017 by Aidan

If you’ve been following the blog’s Facebook page and/or the Twitter accounts, you most likely have seen my question about… Read more How Do You React to Disabled Parking?

Wheelchairs in Academia: A Collaboration with The Diary of a Disabled Person

Posted on Nov 11, 2017Nov 5, 2017 by Aidan

Aidan Bizony In February 2016, I started an Undergraduate Degree at the University of Cape Town in English and History. … Read more Wheelchairs in Academia: A Collaboration with The Diary of a Disabled Person

Parking Wars: The QASA Help Line

Posted on Nov 5, 2017 by Aidan

As I pointed out in an earlier post, these bays do matter and it shouldn’t be used without a legitimate… Read more Parking Wars: The QASA Help Line

VARSITY Newspaper & A Disabled Archer’s Perspective on ‘Parasports’

Posted on Oct 10, 2017Oct 11, 2017 by Aidan

Hey, guys! Sorry for not posting in a while but it’s been a hectic couple of weeks. VARSITY’s Sports Editor… Read more VARSITY Newspaper & A Disabled Archer’s Perspective on ‘Parasports’

Ableism: An Ideology of Misunderstanding Than of Discrimination

Posted on Sep 16, 2017Dec 2, 2019 by Aidan

As anyone even vaguely tied to the Disabled Community, or who just has an interest, would be aware: Ableism is… Read more Ableism: An Ideology of Misunderstanding Than of Discrimination

SA’s Disability Watchdog: No Bark, No Bite. Hell, No dog.

Posted on Sep 13, 2017Sep 13, 2017 by Aidan

I started working with the Altitude Group since November last year. Since then, I’ve been becoming more and more aware of… Read more SA’s Disability Watchdog: No Bark, No Bite. Hell, No dog.

My ‘3 Buzzwords’ on Disability Sensitisation

Posted on Sep 10, 2017Sep 20, 2017 by Aidan

**To my more regular readers: I know a lot of the ideas today have been mentioned before but, I think… Read more My ‘3 Buzzwords’ on Disability Sensitisation

Accessible Venues: A Given, Right?

Posted on Aug 28, 2017Sep 20, 2017 by Aidan

Hey guys, I’ve had quite an interesting experience happen to me today that I want to share with you. As… Read more Accessible Venues: A Given, Right?

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