Recognizing Non-White Disabled Voices on This Historic Capitol Crawl Anniversary
On this day of disability history, let us recognize the many disabled people who are fighting for equality, and are often excluded because they are not white.
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Celebrate Access Equality on September 26
Join us on September 26, as we celebrate access equality for everyone regardless of disability.
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Is it Ever Okay to be an Inspiration?
Most people with disabilities find it problematic to be called an inspiration. Is it ever okay? It truly depends on the context.
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All People Need to Start Caring About Disability
Every person in the world needs to start thinking about disability, because, at some point will impact their own lives in some form.
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I’ll Trade You the Pink-Ribbon Teddy Bear for Jerry Lewis Any Day
Ingride Tischner writes a critical analysis on Jerry Lewis, the MDA, and disability charity, in general.
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What is “Normal” Anyway?
Dominick provides a look into the world normal, what it means and why words can be harmful.
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Disability Rights Activists Protesting the Film “Tropic Thunder” Have Bigger Fish to Fry
Tropic Thunder is clearly parody. Sure, it might be mildly offensive, but if you’re protesting this you have bigger issues that you could be thinking about.
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Barack Obama’s Policy on Disability: Segregation is the Way…
Barack Obama’s policy on disabilities wants to allow segregation in the workplace.
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