
I’m EJ — a disabled writer, meme-maker, and cultural analyst trying to survive late-stage capitalism with humor and honesty.
| Platform | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly | |
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| Issues | 55 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 8 days ago |
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People keep telling me to let myself fall apart, but in the same breath they tell me to take care of myself. I know these words come from a place of love, but they feel contradictory. When I think about what completely falling apart looks l...
The day after I received the news that my only sibling had passed away, I had to drive from Pomona to West Los Angeles for a medical procedure. A wire was placed through my nose, down the back of my throat, and into my esophagus. Afterward,...
Lately I have been seeing more disabled and chronically ill people talk about certain kinds of disability content as too negative for those who are newly sick.
Lately I have been seeing more disabled and chronically ill people talk about c...
My body is being nourished.
My body is being nourished. At least, that is the technically correct thing to say. I have a feeding tube. I am getting calories, hydration, and nutrients. In the most literal definition of the word, nourishment...
A call for disability justice to become part of leftist practice now, not later.
Disabled people are experiencing an escalation in ableism and harassment while protections we fought decades to secure are being attacked in real time. We are...
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EJ is a disabled millennial writer, meme gremlin, and pop-culture obsessive turning chronic illness, survival, and everyday chaos into essays, memes, and cultural commentary.
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