Consider way in which a physical disability can be a master status.  What assumptions do people common aspumptions are made about the physically disabled?  What assumptions, for example, are made about a person with cerebral palsy?  Consider the asssumptions made about the persons intellect, sexuality, parenting and other roles that are assumed to part of the human experience?  this is a one + one assignment.  You should make your own observations and then comment thoughtfully on that of one of your peers in the class.

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