DISABILITY-INCLUSIVE LANGUAGE GUIDELINES
damaged, intellectually challenged, subnormal, of unsound mind, feeble-minded, mentally handicapped person with a psychosocial disability ... the deaf, hearing impaired, deaf and dumb, deaf and mute blind person person who is blind person with a vision/visual disability
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