Dive into a thought-provoking exploration of language and its weighty implications. This insightful commentary challenges the hierarchy of slurs, shedding light on the nuances of societal perceptions and the dangerous connotations involved when invoking historically significant figures. By contrasting casual insults like fat jokes with the gravity of calling someone Hitler, it reveals not just the effects on the individuals targeted, but also the broader cultural consequences. This discussion pr

Disability Education 101: Person First Language Vs Identity First Language - which is correct? Be sure to share this with someone who needs to learn more about Disability! Person first language wants you to see the person before you see the disability. For example person with a disability, person who is neurodivergent , person who is deaf. Some people believe that using person first language like this reduces stereotyping and promotes seeing the person as more than their disability. However, we