
Alex Mitchell: rethinking disability perception
Published 11 May 20261 min 12 sec watch
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Comedian Alex Mitchell questions whether the London Olympics did more harm than good in shaping perceptions of disability. While the Games celebrated what disabled people could achieve, Alex says this often overshadowed the real needs for support and access. Disability isn’t just about inspiration - it’s about recognition, rights, and equal opportunities.
Design, video and audio production: Victoria Raw
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