When The Globe and Mail reports that a strike has "crippled production," it is exemplifying

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The use of the word "crippled" in this context is a reinforcement of ableist attitudes, as it suggests that people with disabilities (i.e. those who are actually "crippled") are unable to function or contribute to society. This is a negative and inaccurate stereotype that perpetuates discrimination against people with disabilities.

When the Globe and Mail Reports That a Strike Has