Opinions

I thought I was stupid - background light blue, white man with brown hair and long brown beard is laughing broadly with his eyes closed; he has his plan over half of his face

I Thought I Was Just Stupid

Kari Turner

ID: cultural value of disability: a face with paint parks all over it looks up in an expression of fierce thought, arms seem outstretched with green, red and multicolored cloth on. background is green and rust red

The Cultural Value of Disability

Meriah

grey and white background, black and white image of a white man with brown hair and glasses sitting at a desk, smiling, he is wearing a shirt and tie and is using a wheelchair

Why Disability Hierarchy Matters in Employment

Meriah

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Fuck You, Oscars, Choosing an Octopus over the Disability Civil Rights Movement

Meriah

the gift of a moment: a post about defining moments that allow us to make choices

The Gift of a Moment: Understanding Difficult Times and Choices

Meriah

Disability pride and acceptance of disability: penguins all of the same color and a blue penguin in the middle

How to Grow Your Disability Pride

Meriah

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