Disability, Chronic Illness, & Culture
Rebecca UptonDisability & cultural analysis from Rebecca, a chronically ill Disability Studies student
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If You Care About Queer People, Wear a Mask
Note: If you’re unable to mask due to disability, that’s fine. You still deserve access to clean air and the more other people mask, the more people who can’t mask are protected as well.
Chronically ill and disabled people have been talki...
Anti-homeless rhetoric & ableism
Anti-homeless rhetoric often sounds almost identical to ableist rhetoric. This rhetoric can involve denying access to public space, moral panics about crime, fraud, and malingerers, or insisting that disabled people and homeless people shou...
Chronic Illness & Depression
Trigger warning: Discussion of suicide rates/suicidal ideation among chronically ill people
The discourse surrounding “mental health awareness” frequently focuses on chemical imbalances, encouraging people to seek help, and how recovery is...
Chronic Illness, Productivity, "Milestones," and Feeling Behind
Battling internalized ableism & why I absolutely hate our society's obsession with "productivity," arbitrary milestones, and also capitalism
To be disabled in a world full of milestones and productivity-worship is to constantly feel behind...
Chronic Illness, the Weaponization of Inspiration Porn, and Internalized Ableism
“Inspiration porn” is a term that was coined by disability activist Stella Young in this Ted Talk to describe a common form of ableism that often plays out in social interactions and the media. It is basically when an able-bodied person tal...
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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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