
The same misunderstandings we see in film and television show up online every day... in inaccessible websites built without disabled voices. In this episode of the WCATea Podcast, we discuss a recurring issue in the entertainment industry: broad pushes for "inclusion" that frequently overlook disabled perspectives.. Bee and Ellie connect screen stereotypes directly to digital design barriers. Using fake contacts isn't representation, just as building tools without disabled input isn't accessible. Authentic voices matter everywhere. Listen and share your inputs. What are your thoughts on authentic representation in media and tech? Share your perspective in the comments below!
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