In your opinion, is it fair that some people in the story have more handicaps than others? Why or why not? How do the handicaps enforce sameness rather than equality? How do you think people in our society would respond if they had enforced handicaps?

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Cheyenne Perkins

Social Studies

23 April, 02:46

In your opinion, is it fair that some people in the story have more handicaps than others? Why or why not? How do the handicaps enforce sameness rather than equality? How do you think people in our society would respond if they had enforced handicaps?

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Ernesto Rangel · Answer 1

As for my opinion it is unfair. Today inequalities are considered as susceptible people who have to be supported by social support.

I believe that people would have reacted badly to injustices or lack of acceptance of disabilities.

Explanation:

Today those disabled people are considered vulnerable, that is why methods were made for these people to be inserted into the social system, or to be accepted in the face of the inequalities that they handle such as labor inequalities, or when it comes to acquiring knowledge, trainings.

Today inclusive methods are used so that in situations of disabled people there are no inequalities with the rest of society.