Monthly Archives: February 2011
Cinema owners, shame on you.
Last week, I went to my local Vue cinema to see True Grit. My jaw dropped to the ground when I was asked by an eager young girl for a Cinema Exhibitors Association card, as proof of entitlement to a … Continue reading
Posted in Access, Changing attitudes, Empathy, Inclusion
Tagged access, accessible, attitudes, changing attitudes, cinema, companion, disability, empathy, inclusion, inclusive, publicity, vue, wheelchair, wheelchairs
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What can we learn from football?
If you are into news or football, or both, you won’t have escaped noticing the furor, and public debate that followed, surrounding two of Sky’s (former) faces of the beautiful game. That Richard Keys and Andy Gray have left the … Continue reading
Posted in Changing attitudes, Stereotypes
Tagged attitudes, changing attitudes, overturning stereotypes, stereotypes
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