The Importance of Visibility for Invisible Disabilities [CC]

Disabilities are more complicated than a lot of people seem to believe, would more visibility end the stigma? Would it increase understanding and guide our allies to be true allies instead of harassing us under the guise that they are helping? Read related posts below!

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Annie Segarra (Annie Elainey) creates mainly first-person videos on introspective topics, social topics, sharing her experiences and thoughts on disability, body image, LGBT topics, gender equality, etc, as well as creative content; a variety of music/artistic media and short films. Annie identifies as a queer Latinx disabled woman and uses she and they pronouns.