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The next time someone references a “crutch” as a negative idea, feel free to redirect attention to the fact that a crutch is a poor colloquialism for laziness or a stopgap measure considering it is a net good for humans to improve accessibility. In fact, a crutch is one of many assistive devices that allows disabled people to navigate life in a more equitable fashion.

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