The refusal to normalize disability is primal, intentional, and phobic

Perhaps autism made cutesy is how people perceive the path to societal inclusion?

On how we break free from traps in our own thinking

How do we practice accountability to people we have been taught to look down on?

A few weeks ago, I very belatedly started watching Chef's Table on Netflix. Admittedly, I picked and chose, and mostly only watched episodes about chefs of color. Even then, the neocolonial slant of commentaries by other top chefs about whomever was being featured was a tad grating (get it? Cooking pun?). For example, in Volume … Continue reading 220. Pathways that Scream

In which I merely vibe

The clamor for change is coming from inside the house

We are not invited to have an equal voice outside of our safe spaces

We envision so much tech connectivity, but somehow our rigid morals kick in for people with intellectual disabilities