Ability
This word describes discrimination in favor of able-bodied and minded people.
This word describes the act of discriminating against someone because of their old age.
Ageism
This Black Feminist scholar coined the term "intersectionality" in a 1989 article.
Kimberle Crenshaw
This word describes a person who uses their privilege to support people with less privileged identities.
Ally
This model of [dis]ability views the experience of disability as due to a lack of access, not a problem of the individual.
The social model
This model of aging treats the process as that of decline and loss of value.
The deficit model
This author wrote Borderlands/La Frontera: The New Mestiza.
Gloria Anzaldua
This word describes when you pay attention to and monitor your thoughts, attitudes, and feelings.
Mindfulness
According to communication accommodation theory, this term describes when a person is insensitive to another person's viewpoint, "using for instance, dismissive or authoritarian communication styles."
Underaccommodation
This theory explains and describes how people adapt their speech patterns depending on "situational, personal, and interactional variables."
Communication Accommodation Theory
This Black Feminist coined the term "Womanism" in 1979.
Alice Walker
This word describes "a starting point for understanding the richness of life" and "unique manifestations of the possibilities of humankind."
Difference
These two words describe:
1. communication between people with disabilities and people without disabilities
2. communication between people without disabilities
Interability communication
Intrability communication
This word describes communication between members of different age cohorts.
Intergenerational communication
This word describes the idea that you can move deeper into one aspect of your identity for a while, and then deeper into another space for a while, depending on the context.
This school's test helps you identify your implicit biases.
Harvard
This group lead marches and staged sit-ins during the first recorded civil protest of the disability rights movement.
The League for the Physically Handicapped
This word describes "any temporary or permanent loss or abnormality of a body structure or function, whether physiological or psychological."
Impairment
True or false: Everyone's social location is intersectional.
True
This term describes the power relationship between people of different levels of authority, for example, teacher-student, manager-worker, or parent-child.
Asymmetrical power relationship