We won. Question 1 passes. The Fair Share Amendment is in the Massachusetts constitution.

🎯🔥WATCH: “These (racist, anti-Semitic, etc.) stereotypes aren’t meant to benefit us. They’re meant to pit one group against another in support of white supremacy.”

I'm going to miss Disability Twitter most of all if/when this platform bites the dust. Twitter has always been a bit of a mess, but it's also been a way for marginalized people to have a voice and community.

Cardiologist Rae Duncan's compelling 12 minute summary of why we must not give up on reducing COVID transmission (extracted from a long discussion, see my next tweet). Her conclusion: "I hope to God I'm wrong" youtu.be/XKE1QcM7WUI

A reminder: -You can catch COVID multiple times -Reinfections are common, not rare -Breakthrough infections are common -It can kill you months after -It causes brain damage -It causes blood clots & heart attacks -It doesn't spare children -Vaccines help, but only some -Masks work

I am deeply confused by Massachusetts going gaga over the royals. You remember we broke up with them, right?

We should be talking about how high quality masks help prevent brain damage and heart disease.

Finally.

Thank goodness Senator Warnock won. But really, thank activists in Georgia, especially the black women leading the fight.

Not opening the The New York Times today in solidarity.

Finally read 'Our Missing Hearts' by Celeste Ng Celeste Ng. Beautiful, heart-wrenching, disturbing, hopeful. And Lucy Liu's audiobook narration was perfect.

New poll shows once again that most people support mask mandates. Support for mask mandates is particularly strong in communities of color. #BringBackMasks

🎶 On the 12th day of Christmas, ADHD gave to me: 12 emails avoided 11 bills unopened 10 hobbies started 9 piles of laundry 8 cups of coffee 7 hidden late fees 6 interruptions 5 LOST KEYS 4 hours of sleep 3 missed texts 2 restless legs & a lifetime of low self-esteem!

Join the MHS tonight at 6:00 PM, for Disability and the American Past: Failures in Intersectionality, with Keith Jones; Susan Burch, Middlebury College; and Anita Cameron; moderated by Octavian Robinson, Gallaudet University. Register: bit.ly/3YO6m7E. #MHS1791 #DisabilityHistory

Judy Heumann made the world a better and more just place. May her memory be a blessing.

Are you a Massachusetts resident interested in disability advocacy? Are you person w/ a developmental disability or family member of a person w/ a developmental disability? Apply to be an Gopen or Crocker Fellow by 4/21! communityinclusion.org/about/fellowsh… The Shriver Center DLC Community Inclusion

Your Death And/Or Disability Won’t Feel So Bad If You Think About How It Will Benefit The Economy.

Thank you for doing this show without dunking on vegans!

These are just a few questions on situations you may find yourself in But it’s a pretty good basic starting point to understanding subconscious ableist bias. Ableist attitudes: Take our quiz to understand disability bias washingtonpost.com/wellness/inter…