When Referring to a Person with a Disability, Put the Person

question 8

Multiple Choice

When referring to a person with a disability, put the person first as in "the person who is blind" rather than "the blind person." By doing this we recognize

• A) that the person is not the disability.
• B) that the disability does not matter.
• C) that labels are always harmful.
• D) that the disability is not the person's fault.