The Hello and welcome to Terre bites. I'm Tristree, the Terre lady. I'm the author of Tarrel, no questions to ask,

Mastering Art of Intuitive Reading. I'm also your host for this

podcast series. This is episode 198 of Tarro Bites. The podcast where I just shout

short entertaining bite size lessons on how to re Terro.

And for today's episode, our topic is Terro and disability. And my special guest is Sarah YK.

Welcome, Sarah. Hello Teresa so happy to be here. Well I am

happy that you are able to make time with me today to talk about this topic. I want to

go right out of the gate by talking about tarot decks and representation matters.

I mean this is a huge thing and you know I think the terror world has gotten clued into that you know over the last couple years

We've seen decks that have become way more inclusive

Particularly with black and brown people, but we're still not seeing a lot of representation

for disabled people. So let's start talking about that. What do publishers and debt creators need to know about representing disabled people?

First of all, one of the big concepts in disability rights awareness, radical visibility is nothing about us without us.

Like if you are making the tarot deck and incorporating disabled people,

make sure that you're consulting with disabled people and you are being very

judicious about the information that you give out. You're not just like, oh, here's a person in a wheelchair.

Ask other disabled people, ask people with chronic illnesses, get your

information straight from the source and that's very very important when it comes

to representation because throughout history,

well, at least in the United States, if what you see in the movies and things like that,

it's not about us and it's always without us. So that I think is the biggest thing if you are going to try and incorporate more disability representation into your decks.

Have hire some disability representation into your decks.

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