Disability represented in the media

Hi Everyone!
so I got asked to talk about how disability is represented in the media and I've done a word document to show the coverage and how it is argued as being fair and unfair, the example I used was of the Olympic Games and Paralympic Games... so enjoy! 


Disability Represented in the Media

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