If you live in a society where universal humanity is recognized, you might hope that everything possible would be done to support your capacity to enjoy and “unfold” your humanity in the fullest way possible—at its most basic level, by making sure that if you use a wheelchair, you can easily get into buildings. Underlying this is that mirror recognition of a fellow human’s experience: obviously, like everyone else, you want to be able to go places, do stuff, follow your interests, and engage fully in the world.
