fix: improve wording of disabled identity

Generally phrasing that talks about "the disabled" or "the visually impaired"
feels othering, whereas it is more common these days to have identity focused
framing.

src/intl/en-US.js

@@ -205,7 +205,7 @@ export default {
   edit: 'Edit',
   delete: 'Delete',
   description: 'Description',
-  descriptionLabel: 'Describe for the visually impaired (image, video) or auditorily impaired (audio, video)',
+  descriptionLabel: 'Describe for visually impaired (image, video) or auditorily impaired (audio, video) people',
   markAsSensitive: 'Mark media as sensitive',
   // Polls
   createPoll: 'Create poll',
@@ -229,7 +229,7 @@ export default {
   postPrivacyLabel: 'Adjust privacy (currently {label})',
   addContentWarning: 'Add content warning',
   removeContentWarning: 'Remove content warning',
-  altLabel: 'Describe for the visually impaired',
+  altLabel: 'Describe for visually impaired people',
   extractText: 'Extract text from image',
   extractingText: 'Extracting text…',
   extractingTextCompletion: 'Extracting text ({percent}% complete)…',