How Hollywood Shapes Society's Expectations of Disabled People with Kristen Lopez
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How Hollywood Shapes Society's Expectations of Disabled People with Kristen Lopez
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In this week's episode of the Brain & Life Podcast, host Dr. Daniel Correa is joined by award-winning film critic, journalist, and author Kristen Lopez. They discuss how movies shape public understanding of disability, identity, and belonging, and why storytelling can both reinforce harmful stereotypes and open the door to more honest representation. Kristen shares insights from her book, Popcorn Disabilities, including the power of media to influence how disabled people are seen and how they see themselves and the importance of authentic casting.
Additional Resources
Kristen Lopez
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