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The Independence Myth: People With Disabilities Are Interdependent Too | Denise Lance | TEDxKC

Should you catch a door for someone in a wheelchair? Help a person with a disability retrieve something out of reach? In this talk, disability rights activist Denise Lance offers some touching advice. After the talk, check out Denise's Toe-folding origami channel (   / gdlphd  ) Denise Lance retired from disability research two years ago to focus on living as independently as she could with cerebral palsy. While still a disability rights advocate, she now focuses on writing and artistic endeavors, including folding origami with her feet. Denise questions society's emphasis on independence, especially for those with disabilities, in light of the interdependence of all humans on one another. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at http://ted.com/tedx