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I'm obviously for both pride and helping people with disability, how do they fit together?
Could you elaborate what you mean? I'm not sure what exactly you're asking for
I just don't understand. It's like having male pride month, I just don't understand why separate it? Isn't pride month for disabled people too (ofc it is)?
I'm not against it, I just wonder why.
I guess it depends on how you view pride. Personally, I mainly saw pride being for LGBT+/queer people. There was the inclusion of BIPoC during height of the BLM movement after the George Floyd protests.
For me, a separate mental health pride month is more about giving another marginalized group the spotlight without co-opting the already existing one of a marginalized group. Similar to Black History Month.