Ableism is discrimination and prejudice against individuals with disabilities, based on the belief that typical abilities are superior. It manifests in various forms, including personal biases, systemic barriers, and harmful language. Ableism is rooted in the idea that people with disabilities are inherently less capable or valuable than non-disabled people. Here's a more detailed breakdown: What is Ableism? Discrimination and Prejudice: Ableism is the belief that non-disabled people are superior to those with disabilities. It leads to prejudice and discriminatory practices against individuals with disabilities. Systemic and Personal: Ableism can be systemic, embedded in laws, policies, and societal structures, or it can be personal, involving individual attitudes and behaviors. Forms of Ableism: Personal Ableism: This includes individual acts of discrimination, like name-calling, or refusing accommodations. Systemic Ableism: This involves discriminatory practice...