Digital Discrimination
In recent years, the Internet has become a digital commons of commerce and education. However, accessibility standards have often been overlooked online,
and the digital equivalents to curb-cuts and other physical accommodations have only rarely been implemented to serve those with print disabilities. (A
print disability can be a learning disability, a visual impairment, or a physical disability. Individuals diagnosed with a print disability cannot access
print in the standard way).
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