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Add some notes to the ablist file #51
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Wow thank you so much @agans! This is amazing. One Q though, that may be a typo?
script/ablist.yml
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considerate: | |||
- people with intellectual disabilities | |||
inconsiderate: | |||
- intellectually disabled people | |||
- sabled people |
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Should this change be here or is it a typo? Is “sabled people” a thing? 🤔
@wooorm Thanks for the great catch on that typo! Fixed it (and found another). Let me know if you see anything else. I will take a look at some of the other scripts and see if I can do some research + add some notes for those as well. Would also love to dig more into the project and contribute to the code - if there is anything you know of that is needed or could suggest I look into that would be great. |
Awesome, this is great work @agans. They are super useful addition! And congrats on landing your first contribution here 🎉 For your question, the |
Related to get-alex/alex#219 Closes retextjsGH-51. Reviewed-by: Titus Wormer <[email protected]>
I used the National Center on Disability and Journalism's style guide recommendations to add some additional notes for the ableism script. (http://ncdj.org/style-guide/)
in response to this issue in the alex repo: get-alex/alex#219
-I used the sentence "Only use terms describing mental illness when referring to a professionally diagnosed medical condition." to try to reflect the idea that we shouldn't be using medical terms as an insults or pejorative descriptors.
-I separated out the suggestions on schizophrenia and bipolar disorder, it didn't seem quite right to suggest that "schizophrenic" could be replaced by "person with bipolar disorder" for example.
-I added a note that addiction is considered a disease, to underscore that it is not to be discussed in a pejorative sense.
-I added notes clarifying why not to use language like "suffering from"