Responding to "In My Language," in what ways does the story that Amanda Baggs has to tell lend itself to the medium of YouTube? Who are the audiences Baggs wants to reach, and what makes her method of storytelling effective? Do you think this type of content can still make an impact on YouTube today, or have things changed? Thinking back to examples in Ginsburg and Jentzen's articles, what are some ways that social media can provide disabled and queer people more ways to connect than in the offline world? What are some ways social media professionals can make their content more inclusive? Going beyond the scope of the assigned reading, reflect on social media in general. Do you think the positives of social media outweigh the negatives? What are ways that social media can be improved as it continues to evolve in order to be inclusive and welcoming to more diverse groups of people?