He believes that the public needs for accessibility and inclusion often face delays because of the financial costs involved.

“Disabled people have been left behind for ever. Like even now, I think as a minority, even though we are the largest minority, we have the least amount of progress. It's cuz all we're asking is for accessibility and no one wants to spend money. >> And when money is involved, you're going to see chan”

She argues that people should be aware that individuals have different preferences regarding disability-related language.

“I actually recently learned it's it's person by person. All people feel different, but for me, I prefer like disability disabled.”

Zach believes that having people with dwarfism on television provides valuable representation regardless of the specific content being discussed.

“there's still a ton of power being on television people like look if you're on television you're you're respected you're you're looked at it in a different way yeah it sometimes doesn't even matter what you're saying you know people still value that a lot”