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Author: Fifer Charlie Loftus
On Zoom, No One Can See My Disability. It’s Changed How People Perceive Me.
Zoom turned out to be an equalizer of sorts. Everyone is enclosed in the same, small, pixelated box which only fits their head and maybe some shoulder. On Zoom, no one sees me in full. No one looks down at…
