How a pair of sneakers featuring Braille is making a statement on inclusivity


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Fashion brands are releasing collections that prove to be more accessible to as many people as possible, whether in terms of size, gender, culture or disability. Photo: AFP

Inclusion is about breaking down certain stereotypes that have long left those who don't fit in with society's constructed norms feeling like an outcast.

For several months now, these stereotypes have been slowly and surely eroding as voices are raised to denounce them – notably led by Gen-Z – forcing some brands and companies to reinvent.

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