Published inCounter ArtsDisabled People Aren’t Safe in My CityHouston’s repeated power crises are putting disabled lives at risk.Jul 15, 20243Jul 15, 20243
Published inAn Injustice!No, the U.S. Doesn’t Have Marriage EqualityHow disabled people are forced to choose between marriage and survivalJun 11, 202416Jun 11, 202416
Published inCounter ArtsWhen the Government Screws Up, We Pay the PriceMy eight-month battle with the Department of Health and Human Services.Jun 7, 20242Jun 7, 20242
Published inCounter ArtsWhen Your Wheelchair Clashes with the Director’s VisionHow my teachers put the “authenticity” of their show over my safety and comfort.May 20, 202415May 20, 202415
Published inCounter ArtsFalling Through the Educational CracksThe struggle of growing up in two different worlds.May 16, 20242May 16, 20242
Published inAn Injustice!How Disabled People Are Forced Into PovertyThe laws and policies that prevent disabled people from building wealthMay 6, 202428May 6, 202428
Published inCounter ArtsIn the Event of an Emergency, You’ll be Left to DieThe (lack of) preparedness for disabled people in emergencies.Apr 30, 202439Apr 30, 202439
Published inEverything EducationWhy “Asking a Friend for Help” Isn’t a Reasonable AccommodationHow staff at my schools wrecked my social life.Apr 1, 20242Apr 1, 20242
Published inAn Injustice!The Horrific Legacy of Buck v. BellThe Supreme Court case that legitimized the modern eugenics movementMar 26, 202415Mar 26, 202415
Professor X Needs his WheelchairGiancarlo Esposito’s pitch for Professor X is wrong and disrespectful.Mar 17, 202416Mar 17, 202416
