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Living with a disability: It can happen to anyone, so treat us as equals

Living with a disability: It can happen to anyone, so treat us as equals

Dinand Brummelhuis highlights the ongoing issues of discrimination, prejudice, and social exclusion faced by individuals living with disabilities. He emphasizes the importance of equal treatment for all, noting that anyone can be affected by a disability at any time.

Based on reporting by amsterdam. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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