This week, we speak to Fatimah Usman, a biochemist, educator, and passionate advocate for disability inclusion. As a person with albinism, she has witnessed the harmful effects of misrepresentation in entertainment and is calling for a revolution in the way disability stories are told. Through her work in education and advocacy, she’s advocating for authentic representation, ensuring that people with disabilities are not just included but properly portrayed. In this episode, Fatimah Usman shares: • Her upbringing and what led her into advocacy for disability inclusion • As a person with albinism, some of the first experiences that made her realize the need for authentic representation. • How her work as a teacher influenced her perspective on inclusion, especially for children with disabilities. • What she thinks are the biggest barriers preventing authentic inclusion. • How people with disabilities can take control of their own narratives in the media and lots more. Join us on this exciting episode as we unpack the challenges, the stereotypes, and most importantly, the solutions to creating an entertainment industry that truly reflects the diversity of the world we live in. You can connect with Fatimah on Linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/in/fatimah-usman-256885195?utm_source=share&utm_campaign=share_via&utm_content=profile&utm_medium=android_app Send us a mail also to elokaontheeclectic@gmail.com and follow The Eclectic on facebook https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100063709292433 and join the growing community of people who are making life-changing discoveries!