This is a brilliant, enraging piece on the nightmare of wheelchair services Nondisabled people tend to think we get the wheelchairs we need for free. The reality is many of us are forced to spend thousands just to be able to leave the house theguardian.com/world/2025/dec…

La falta de respeto de la realización enfocando al publico mientras ella habla en su lengua, que es una lengua visual. ¿Quieres mostrar la reacción del publico? Estupendo: en un cuadro pequeño mientras a miriam la pones en grande

You'd never think the term intersectionality was coined by a black American woman. These jokes and speeches purposefully misunderstanding tourettes will impact black people with tourettes the most yet they don't seem to care.

entre autistas no nos pisamos los fidget toys

Spreading misinformation about disabilities gets disabled people killed. Joking about killing disabled people gets disabled people killed. If you’re spreading misinfo, making the jokes, or laughing at the jokes, you’re helping to kill people.

Una sociedad que cuenta los días de la siguiente sesión de terapia para poder colocar palabras y sentirse escuchada, es también una sociedad a la que se le rompe todas las costuras comunitarias desde las que debería haber sido sostenida.

Disabled don’t fake being disabled, we fake being okay all the time. Unfortunately, when most of us show our symptoms and pain from our disability, it’s seen as too much to handle for those around us. We usually hide our symptoms in order to not be completely alone.

Ableism disproportionately harms and kills women, children, seniors, Black people, Indigenous people, queer people, and anyone else who is marginalized beyond the ways that disabled people are marginalized. Ableism is all the isms.

No one talks about how humbling it is to lose all your academic potential because of your mental health.

Me asusté con la calma ❤‍🔥

It’s sad that he got his big break with Heated Rivalry as one of the faces of diversity just to turn around and make a disability with a high suicide rate the punchline of an SNL monologue

"Why do you want to be autistic?" It's not about wanting, but that was how I was born and it's a permanent lifelong disability. So I'm choosing to accept that

"La idea de que la discapacidad de alguien no existe hasta que la confirme un profesional se siente bastante clasista, la verdad. ¿El sufrimiento o los “problemas reales” de una persona solo cuentan cuando logra acceder a atención psiquiátrica?". 👏🏼

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