How Approaching Accessibility Through a Universal Lens Ensures No One Is Excluded
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So often, when we talk about diversity and inclusivity in the beauty industry, we often forget about physical abilities. While skin tone, gender expression, and culture have slowly started to get the attention that they deserve, those with disabilities are still being left out of the conversation. And yet, one in four people, or approximately 61 million, have one in the US.