I have said, on more than one occasion, that when inclusion is “done right” it just is – there’s no need for fanfare, no reason for an advocate to point it out, no need for celebration.
When we are truly an inclusive society; everyone
participates, everyone belongs.
When we are truly an inclusive society we won’t have to
share our collective frustrations about schools that exclude a child, faith
organizations that exclude families, or television and advertising that exclude
people with disabilities.
When we are truly an inclusive society; all will really mean
all.
So when I stumble across something like this, I know it must
be mentioned so that others can learn.
Check out this recent Target television ad:
Target made it look easy, right? And it wasn’t accompanied
by some grandiose statement of inclusivity; they just ran the ad.
That’s inclusion done right.
That’s inclusion done right.
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