disability
Minneapolis Uses Mutual Aid to Fight for Collective Liberation
The various forms in which mutual aid exists is why it’s so accessible.
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SB 8 Is a Reminder That Abortion Is a Disability Issue
The subject of disability and abortion law doesn’t stop at hypothetical fetuses.
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Brain Power: Cartoons Diversify the Face of Neurodivergence
Recent animated shows, including The Owl House and She-Ra and the Princesses of Power are beautifully doing this work.
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Finally, a Neurodivergent Family Saves the World
Just because a routinely ableist society often overlooks and underestimates neurodiverse people, that doesn’t mean they aren’t integral to the world around us.
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Outside Blues: Chronically Ill People Face an Old New Post-Pandemic World
Now the end of the pandemic is near in the United States and friends will ask chronically ill people to meet in crowded, loud buildings again.
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There Will Be No Herd Immunity without Vaccine Equity
The stakes of the vaccine rollout have been huge for the disabled community.
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#FreeBritney Is Just the Tip of the Iceberg
For the disability community, this movement could result in major changes to a system that has been taken at face value.
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There’s Nothing Remarkable about Madison Cawthorn—or His Racism
Cawthorn is very much a product of the society he lives in: He is racist both despite and because of his disability.
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Helen Keller Conspiracy Theories Are Awash With Ableism
The ableist roots of this unfortunate conspiracy theory.
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Jane from “Happiest Season” is Autistic-Coded—And She Thrives
Whether coded or canon, Jane makes autistic viewers feel seen.
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