Research shows that unconscious bias against disabled people is common, but experts say it is difficult to recognize

Ask her if she would like help

Avoid her. You’re not sure how to approach a blind person

Introduce yourself, and take her arm to help her cross

Suggest genetic testing and possibly abortion if the child would be similarly disabled

Suggest adoption, and ask her if she has thought about her daughter’s ability to raise a child

Congratulate her and offer support if she needs it

Ask for lifesaving measures in all situations except brain death

Ask for lifesaving measures except in the case of paralysis from the neck down

Ask for lifesaving measures except in the case of a brain injury and cognitive disability

You share the post because it’s heartwarming that teens would elect him prom king

You find it inspiring that a person can overcome their disability and accomplish great things

You feel happy for the teenage boy, and you move on

Be honest with yourself if you don’t think you can date someone with a disability

Ask them on a date and see where it goes

You realize this person has probably been rejected by others and decide to go on a date

Ask if they can do the interview without these accommodations

Cancel the interview. You feel bad about it, but you don’t think a deaf person could do the job

Call human resources to help set up the requested accommodations

Autistic and disabled

Special needs and differently abled

You choose not to label your child