Pick one of the films from Unit Three: Keep The Change, Out of My Mind, Unidentified Objects, Give Me Liberty, or A Different Man. How is the film a more ethical representation of disability than other popular films? How did it avoid narrative prosthesis and/or ableist tropes? What could mainstream media learn from the film? 

Compare one of the films from Unit Three to one of the films from Unit One or Two. How was it a more authentic representation of disability? Provided specific examples. What is the impact of casting disabled actors in disabled roles? 

Why was Lolo Spencer's casting in the film Give Me Liberty historic and important? (Consider this question through the lens of intersectionality.) How did having Lolo on set create a more authentic and realistic film? 

How does Unidentified Objects demonstrate an understanding of intersectionality, according to Walrath? How did the filmmaker center people usually not seen on screen? What is the impact of this?