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The Colombian case reinforces that human rights and public health are not mutually exclusive.
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While age-old stereotypes have shaped video games for decades, new mechanics that don’t reify negative stereotypes of madness remain open for addition.
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Disability-serving organizations must build themselves on disability justice principles, both internally and externally.
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