
Disability & cultural analysis from Rebecca, a chronically ill woman with a degree in Disability Studies
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Throughout the ongoing genocide, many more Palestinians have become disabled, and disabled Palestinians have been made so much more vulnerable due to the conditions they’re forced to live under. All Palestinians are targets of the IDF, and...
It shouldn't be so common for chronically ill and disabled people to lose their friends.
It's sad to me how common it is to hear stories of people being abandoned by their friends when they first become chronically ill or disabled in some...
The Disability Rights Movement started because disabled activists were inspired by the Civil Rights Movement. Our rights were won with the help of the Black Panther Party and the advocacy of Black disabled activists such as Brad Lomax, Fann...
Disabled people aren't a monolith, and there are many different disabilities, marginalized groups, and privileges within the disability community. This unfortunately leads to microaggressions and hostility, sometimes referred to as “lateral...
It's not irrational to have anxiety about illness, and patients shouldn't be condescended to for looking up our symptoms
In the summer of 2018, I was experiencing a flare-up of symptoms I had not had before. These included pins and needles...
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She/her. Writer with a degree in Disability Studies. Chronically ill, bipolar, autistic. Writing about disability here. Still masking. Free Palestine, Sudan, and Congo.
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