The real disability barrier is not impairment but exclusion (opens original article in a new tab)

The article emphasizes the importance of inclusivity and recognizing the unique abilities of people with disabilities, using examples like sign language interpreters and historical cases of specialized employment.

• Sign language is highlighted as a unifying tool for people of all abilities and cultures.
• Andiswa Gebashe, a self-taught sign language interpreter, received a national award for her work with the deaf community.
• Persons with disabilities can have unique abilities that make them suitable for specific roles, such as parachute manufacturing.