In this chapter, the author explains the effects and consequences that photos of disability have in our society. She claims that there are four visual rhetorics that determine the message a viewer receives when looking at a photo of disability, the wondrous, sentimental, exotic, and realistic, and that these factors can either help or hinder the appropriate representation of people with disabilities. This topic of appropriate disability representation is important because it gives a sense of belonging and inclusion for one who has a disability and prevents the stereotypes and ignorant ideas that some advertisements can convey. The author used only a few forms of disability in explaining her argument, but there are many other kinds of disabilities
