The View from Down Here

The musings of an Aussie seeing the world from waist high.... from a wheelchair

Tag: equity

disability access is like organic fruit

Not that long ago, the origin of the fruit and veggies in our supermarkets was a lot less important to the general populous than it is now. Barring the scandals of oil spills and contamination reports we supermarket shoppers were largely content to believe that the fruit and vegetables that were being presented to us [...]

A blocked view

This is the first time I’ve heard of disability used as a reason to retain a million dollar view.
The disability community  and developers have an uneasy relationship at the best of times usually around useability and function rather than location per se. It is interseting that according to this piece:
At the request of the developer, [...]