Attitude towards Disability

Attitude towards Disability
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ATTITUDE TOWARDS DISABILITY
Many people with various disabilities have been faced by challenges of coping with the attitude they receive from the other people. The issue of disability has been exaggerated and made the people in such status to feel isolated and alone in their own world. The video labeled, “ in my own language” is comparable to the texts, “ Self-definition by Sarah Triano, Definitions of Disability and The meaning of autism,” in my opinion, the major discussion touches on disability and the negative impacts it brings through the name that dictates way it is handled within the society, implying that disability is inability.
The video “in my language “features a person communicating in the silent mode due to autism, where we receive the feelings and impression of that kind of a person in regard to other people’s perceptions. The video highlights the way normal people consider the autism condition or silent interaction with the environment, putting in that they are usually termed as living in the world of their own. The other people also tend to disable everything or activity that the people with autism do, especially in environmental interactions, the way they think looks quite different from the standard concepts. In addition, the video states that these kinds of people would only be viewed as normal if they communicated in the language of the normal people, while those that consider themselves normal don’t understand the language of those with autism. This brings insight regarding the individuals that can be easily referred as with disability and further considerations indicates that it could be those that consider themselves normal (Triano, 2010, pg 3). The video is rhythmically in tune with the other texts as it shows the way people with disability are treated indifferently. The texts indic...