When access is left to the last minute, it’s not inclusion. It’s an afterthought.

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Inclusion planned late isn’t inclusion, it’s repair.

Access isn’t something to squeeze in before the deadline; it’s something to build in from the start.

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When signing is blamed for silence, it’s misunderstanding.

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When interpreters are treated as a cost, not an investment, access breaks down.