Actors against Ableism? Qualities of Nondisabled Allies from the Perspective of People with Physical Disabilities
Actors against Ableism? Qualities of Nondisabled Allies from the Perspective of People with Physical Disabilities
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演员反对能力主义？
DOI：
10.1111/josi.12346
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发表时间：
2019
影响因子：
3.9
通讯作者：
M. Ibrahim
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作者：
Joan M Ostrove;Madeleine Kornfeld;M. Ibrahim
我们报告了一项基于访谈的研究结果，该研究旨在研究身体和感官残疾的人用来描述有效的非残疾盟友的品质。参与者（n = 16）被要求描述一个非残疾人在他们的生活中谁理解和关心残疾人的关注。对他们的回答进行的专题分析表明，他们赞赏提供适当帮助的非残疾人，他们对残疾身份的理解值得信赖，建立个人关系，倡导和反对能力主义，愿意学习，有效沟通。与关于有色人种与白色盟友的研究一致，参与者强调了成为盟友的政治和社会层面。
We report the results of an interview‐based study of the qualities that people with physical and sensory disabilities use to describe effective nondisabled allies. Participants (n = 16) were asked to describe a nondisabled person in their life who understood and cared about the concerns of people with disabilities. A thematic analysis of their responses suggested that they appreciated nondisabled people who offered appropriate help, were trustworthy in their understanding of disability identity, made personal connections, advocated and acted against ableism, were willing to learn, and communicated effectively. Consistent with research about White allies to people of color, participants emphasized both political and social dimensions of being an ally.