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Places like India have illustrated how seemingly "innocuous" ableist content can persist online despite judicial or legislative intent to course correct, writes Tithi Neogi. Because of this, platforms must explore potential pathways to achieving inclusive online spaces for persons with disabilities.
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Online instances of hatred and violence against persons with disabilities aggravate rising patterns of intolerance against the community, writes Tithi Neogi.
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November 13, 2025 at 2:21 PM
Places like India have illustrated how seemingly "innocuous" ableist content can persist online despite judicial or legislative intent to course correct, writes Tithi Neogi. Because of this, platforms must explore potential pathways to achieving inclusive online spaces for persons with disabilities.