“There’s a lot of bus stops that aren’t fully accessible. It can take a whole day just to go to one doctor’s appointment, waiting for transportation.”
Tag: Disability inclusion
W-S ranked the worst among largest NC cities for people with disabilities
A survey of some of the largest cities in the U.S. found Winston-Salem toward the bottom.
Intersectional Me
In all the queer movies released in 2020, where were the disabled characters?
All of What Makes Me a Spoonie is Invisible
Nicole Zelniker joins the Spoonie Authors Blog with a post about invisible illnesses.
PTSD is like a particularly violent shadow. Silent until it isn’t.
“No one can see how PTSD makes you sick from the inside. It poisons the inside of your thoughts and obscures your connection to reality.”
Podcast: Disability Inclusion, Intersectionality, and Activism
Activist Mia Ives-Rublee is a disabled, transracial adoptee working to make spaces more accessible to all.
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