(Disability Discrimination Case 28) Mental disorders and others

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I don't know where to draw prejudice against disability. Even if you look at others, the words and movements are abnormal, the face is sharp, and distracted. I'm anxious as a parent to be told to be a friend. It is true that society says that it is abnormal. How do you accept it, your family hides it, but I think you know around you. When the parent disappears, the seriousness that cannot be hidden may appear. I think it's a difficult problem for being seen with prejudice.

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