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Trauma-informed disability politics: interdisciplinary navigations and implications

Disability & Society, 2021
The article explores the concept of ‘disability as trauma’ and discusses the ways in which this metaphor has implications for developing a more nuanced understanding of the complexity and idiosyncrasies of disability experience. Disability is not trauma,
Anastasia Liasidou
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Intersectional Praxis and Disability in Higher Education

Social Inclusion, 2023
This article explores whether intersectional praxis can be discerned in the provision of disability/accessibility resources in higher education in Sweden and the United States.
Marie Sépulchre
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Putas y Discas: Sex Work Activism and Disability Justice in Argentina

Disability Studies Quarterly, 2022
This article examines how mutual aid efforts between sex work activists and disability activists straddled the tension between respectability politics and subversive work to invigorate feminist disability justice in Argentina.
Leyla Savloff
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Visibility of Disability: Ableism in Indian Film, Politics and Sports

Transcript: An e-Journal of Literary and Cultural Studies, 2023
“Visibility of Disability: Ableism in Indian Film, Politics and Sports” is a study of the representation of the disabled in Indian film, politics, and sports, where the representation of anything matters the most since these three are the major cultural ...
Stenza Augustine, Abhaydev C.S
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The Essential Work of Crip Resistance: Demanding Dignity in Spain's Pandemic Austerity

Disability Studies Quarterly, 2021
This article considers crip resistance to the politics of austerity with which Spain's government has reacted to the COVID-19 pandemic, roughly a decade after the 15-M anti-austerity movement and its occupations.
Erika Rodriguez
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Review of "Crip Times: Disability, Globalization, and Resistance" by Robert McRuer (NYU Press)

Lateral, 2020
In his new book Crip Times: Disability, Globalization, and Resistance, Robert McRuer offers his notion of "crip time" as an analytic through which we may critique the spatio-temporalities of austerity, late capitalism, and the cultural logic of ...
Caroline Alphin
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Mental Health vs Mutual Aid: Competing Visions of Care in Black-authored Films in the 1970s

Disability Studies Quarterly, 2023
This article considers two little-noted films from the early 1970s that took up a Black politics of "mental health." Both films intervened into racial-liberalist psychiatric and social scientific discourses of "Black pathologies" by drawing from Black ...
Olivia Banner
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Politics of the body, fear and ubuntu: Proposing an African women’s theology of disability

HTS Teologiese Studies/Theological Studies, 2020
There is increasing research on the inclusion and exclusion of people with disabilities in African spaces, which are perpetuated by religious and cultural fear.
Sinenhlanhla S. Chisale
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Mules and Madmen: On the Disabling Habitats of Zora Neale Hurston and Jean Toomer

Disability Studies Quarterly, 2023
This essay reads the work of two major Harlem Renaissance authors as underacknowledged sites of disability politics and aesthetics, situating this moment in African-American artistic innovation as integral to the literary history of disability and ...
Liz Bowen
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The experience of disability activism through the development of the disability movement: how do disabled activists find their way in politics?

Scandinavian Journal of Disability Research, 2009
This paper reflects critically upon part of the findings of research about key activists’ experience of disability politics in Cyprus from 1966 to 2004.
Simoni Symeonidou
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