#Deafblind

Professor Elsa Sjunneson, MA

snarkbat

Guess what time it is? It's Obscenity Law Thread time! So, we all remember Anthony Comstock, right? Do we remember that he had Comstock Law named after him so they

Carly Findlay OAM

carlyfindlay

So excited to see a heap of disabled writers’ books due to come out. We need more representation - and we’re getting it. These books aren’t just for other disabked

Dr Amy Kavanagh👩🏼‍🦯 🦮

BlondeHistorian

Lots of you now have a new perspective on what it is like to see the world differently So use this opportunity to educate yourselves about visual impairment & the

danielle ☮︎ bIm

danielleiry

hey you! have you ever thought about how full your tl is of non-disabled people all the time? here’s a list of intersectional, disabled advocates for disability rights i

Dr Amy Kavanagh👩🏼‍🦯 🦮

BlondeHistorian

This pandemic has exposed & sharpened many of the inequalities disabled people experience.July is #DisabilityPrideMonth so let's celebrate disabled voices, give us a platform & pay us for our expertise.It's

Margaux Joffe (she/her)

MargauxJoffe

Friendly reminder for your timeline: #BlackDisabledLivesMatter, a thread: 1. Leroy Moore @kriphopnation - Writer, Speaker, Krip Hop Artist and long time disability advocate shares his perspective on representation in the

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