I’m a fan of wax museums not because I can stand next to a likeness of Al Roker or David Beckham, but because I share a unique bond with the figures in that we all have glass eyes. These sculpted interpretations of icons are painstakingly modeled to incorporate the finest details and real-world physical differences unique to each individual.

But if we transition from the inside of a museum and wax figures to in-store marketing with mannequins, where does disability fit in? Continue reading →