2018
DOI: 10.1080/09687599.2018.1505601
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Between rhetoric and reality: disabled Rwandan young women’s perspectives on gender inequality in school

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“…Discussions in the sociology of disability youth do not focus on the disability status of young people based on their risks and disadvantages; rather, they attend to their social disabilities. Numerous studies have evidenced that young people with disabilities confront problems in diverse domains, such as participation in the workforce (Bonaccio, Connelly, Gellatly, Jetha, andGinis, 2019, Lindsay, 2010), education (Wallace, Bayisenge, and Karangwa, 2018); and access to health services (Franklin et al, 2019). Burcu (2013) notes that young people with disabilities face increased social risks of isolation, loneliness, harassment, and suicide in comparison to young people without disabilities.…”
Section: Extended Abstractmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Discussions in the sociology of disability youth do not focus on the disability status of young people based on their risks and disadvantages; rather, they attend to their social disabilities. Numerous studies have evidenced that young people with disabilities confront problems in diverse domains, such as participation in the workforce (Bonaccio, Connelly, Gellatly, Jetha, andGinis, 2019, Lindsay, 2010), education (Wallace, Bayisenge, and Karangwa, 2018); and access to health services (Franklin et al, 2019). Burcu (2013) notes that young people with disabilities face increased social risks of isolation, loneliness, harassment, and suicide in comparison to young people without disabilities.…”
Section: Extended Abstractmentioning
confidence: 99%