The stories shared by many of you regarding the impact of this language highlight why our persistence is necessary. Changing cultural habits requires a quiet but firm refusal to accept words that diminish the dignity of others.
November 16, 2017
Reaching this level of support confirms that many people are ready to reconsider the language we use in our daily interactions. It is encouraging to see this collective shift toward fostering a more inclusive environment for everyone.
Reached 100 supporters
November 16, 2017
17 Comments
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Callan Finn-McMahon
8 years ago
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From a personal point of view, my brother who past away had autism. Therefor, I am adamant in enforcing the end to the R-word. Everyone should treat everyone with kindness.
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Mike Patel
8 years ago
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BOUT TIME THIS STOPPED. HATE THAT WORD.
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Jessica Lyons
8 years ago
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thank you for this, its so disrespectful when people use that word.
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Sarah Todd
8 years ago
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My cousin has down syndrome and this word hurts. hope people start thinking before they speak.
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Amanda Riley
8 years ago
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so tired of hearing it in the hallways, thanks for speaking up
The stories shared by many of you regarding the impact of this language highlight why our persistence is necessary. Changing cultural habits requires a quiet but firm refusal to accept words that diminish the dignity of others.
November 16, 2017
Reaching this level of support confirms that many people are ready to reconsider the language we use in our daily interactions. It is encouraging to see this collective shift toward fostering a more inclusive environment for everyone.
Reached 100 supporters
November 16, 2017
17 Comments
C
Callan Finn-McMahon
8 years ago
Featured
From a personal point of view, my brother who past away had autism. Therefor, I am adamant in enforcing the end to the R-word. Everyone should treat everyone with kindness.
M
Mike Patel
8 years ago
Featured
BOUT TIME THIS STOPPED. HATE THAT WORD.
J
Jessica Lyons
8 years ago
Featured
thank you for this, its so disrespectful when people use that word.
S
Sarah Todd
8 years ago
Featured
My cousin has down syndrome and this word hurts. hope people start thinking before they speak.
A
Amanda Riley
8 years ago
Featured
so tired of hearing it in the hallways, thanks for speaking up
From a personal point of view, my brother who past away had autism. Therefor, I am adamant in enforcing the end to the R-word. Everyone should treat everyone with kindness.