Using inclusive-sounding language like differently abled can be unintentionally discriminatory because it avoids acknowledging the reality of a person's disability.

“it comes from the best intentions of just trying to be inclusive, but that the that isn't inclusive. It's essentially discriminatory by denying who that person is.”

Societal structures often create disability by failing to provide universal access, rather than the person themselves being inherently disabled.

“it's not the disabled person that is like inequipped. It's the fact that society is like so disabling for that person.”