Yesterday I went to Great Clips to get my hair cut. The hairdresser I've had for the past year got a job at the local bank around Chris...
Yesterday I went to Great Clips to get my hair cut. The hairdresser I've had for the past year got a job at the local bank around Chris...
The story of Katie Jones has been circulating slowly on disability listservs and blogs since the December 9 article in the Chicago Tribune ....
Ari Ne'eman, president of the Autistic Self-Advocacy Network (ASAN) that led the protest against the NYU Child Study Center's "...
In "Blackface/Yellowface/*face" Wheelchair Dancer muses about identity politics, performance arts and disability culture: Despite...
We have your son.We are destroying his ability for social interaction and driving him into a life of complete isolation. It's up to you ...
Yesterday, a Canadian parole board in a prison near Victoria denied day parole to Robert Latimer . Latimer is the Saskatchewan farmer servin...
A Chinese woman by the name of Wang Fang declined a disability pension despite being born with feet that face backwards. This is news in Bri...
Well, that's over. Image description: The black-and-white photograph is the upper back of a man with a tribal art tattoo across the sho...
In the past two days I've gotten two emails because of what the senders said is this blog's "health-relatedness." One invi...
This past August really sucked. September did too. I got a routine feeding tube replacement at the end of July and then had weeks of agony e...
Liz Crow and her Roaring Girl Productions is my biggest blogging failure. Liz and I first exchanged emails well over a year ago and I volun...
These group action pics give me happy chills. Image description: From observer rachelleb , this color photo is taken from several stories ab...
The Ad Council has a campaign called "Don't Almost Give" and a series of public service announcements that includes one called...
Good intentions are tricky. With philanthropy, you can get so invested in your own self-righteous helpfulness that you fail to see you aren...
An article by Mark Aronoff in The Chronicle of Higher Education (available free to nonsubscribers for just a few days) asks the question ...
In the recent discussion of Aimee Mullins in Sports Illustrated , Sara, Trin and I have been debating Mullins' portrayal in that mag, an...
There's been a discussion making the rounds on feminist blogs about a recent Sports Illustrated story on Aimee Mullins, double-amputee...
A commentary in the recent Minnesota Women's Press by Ka Vang on being temporarily disabled is entitled "Life without legs" ...