Here is an important essay in Quillette by Adam Ellwanger, “Accessibility,
Ableism, and the Decline of Excellence”.
Adam discusses a software product called Accessibility Ally
which professors are supposed to use to make their lesson plans more understandable
to persons with physical or sometimes learning disabilities. This may include obvious issues like color
blindness (especially in men) to ADHD or dyslexia (which teenagers often
outgrow during puberty however).
He then goes on to discuss the aims of the far Left concerning
equity of outcomes instead of just equality of opportunity and concludes that the
far Left wants.
The Left, he argues, wants to “institutionalize mediocrity”
so people don’t “scope” one another any more for “desirability” and everyone is
a comrade. Then why care about your
interactions with anyone?
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