I don’t want to be THAT PERSON (lol, of course I do) but, nondisabled people are grossly overestimating the level of patience disabled people have for them right now...
Film people:
Not every disabled person is trying to get laid. Most of us are trying to topple structural ableism and it’s far less inspirational than you think.
Thank you for coming to my ted talk.
To everyone saying high-risk people should just “stay home”:
If that was realistic for everyone (it’s not), would you be willing use this time to make businesses accessible as a post-pandemic reward?
You know, so disabled people could have basic human rights...
Fri, June 12 at 7:30ET @reddressprod presents Alex Bulmer's storytelling project, May I Take Your Arm at FOLDA (@SpiderWebShow). This is an amazing opportunity to see a show that's usually presented in a mix of live on-site installation and digital works.
https://t.co/V3Td1nfxek
So, today’s ableism challenge is this.
If you have a notebook is can use the notes app on your phone, I want you to take a tally of how often you use disabilities to describe things you don’t like or are abnormal to you.
TW: Ableist language
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Hi everyone! Noticing a lot of cool graphics with info about actions, legal assistance, donation channels, etc. If you're sharing images with information and need an image description (text describing the image) tag me! Always happy to make things more accessible.
White disabled people:
You do not experience racism.
Ableism isn’t the same as racism, although the two are inextricably connected and it may allow you to empathize more effectively.
Do what you can to support Black disabled people right now and always.
all of this activism has to be rooted in disability justice. in Mad justice. because disability and race and in particularly saneism and anti-Blackness is a deadly combo. So we fight for all of our Black lives. And we expose the fallacy of mental health//mental illness dichotomy
Vanessa Furlong and Erin Ball are reimagining circus arts in their collaboration LEGacy Circus.
Hear their story in Episode 9: “The Art of Accesssibility” streaming now where ever you get your podcasts or at https://t.co/FwN4ah774w
At @ReVisionGuelph and @BITpartnership, @drcarlarice leads arts-based research that challenges dominant narratives about non-normative bodies and minds.
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Hear our conversation in Episode 9: “The Art of Accessibilty” streaming now at https://t.co/FwN4ah774w
@fordnation Would you please consider making the assistance for small businesses mandatory for landlords? Many of us small business owners with empty studios that are far from opening are having a really hard time.