accessibility is not just a (usually too steep) ramp and a half working elevator you need a key for. it's also:
access to mobility aids
closed captioning, interpreters, and transcripts for those who need them OR those who prefer them
sensory safe enviroments
dim lighting
flexible seating, lights, and noise control
online forms and websites that screen readers are able to access properly
elevators that are free for everyone to use
wider doors
braille
clear signage
transit that is easy to navigate
if your "accessible" space has a ramp that doubles as a slide and a sketchy elevator you need a key for, you're fucking doing it wrong.












