10 stereotypes of disabled people
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The document outlines 10 common stereotypes of disabled people portrayed in media, including depicting them as pitiable, objects of curiosity or violence, sinister or evil, as superhuman despite their disabilities, used to set an atmospheric mood, laughable, their own worst enemy, a burden, non-sexual, and unable to participate in daily life.
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