It’s easier to be against something than to be for something, particularly since any ideal is bound to have flaws.
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Christine Wieseler argues that medical models of disability “blame the victim” by emphasizing the idea of a conception of embodied normativity. In contrast, social models of disability rethink ways of “helping people to figure out how to live with impairments and chronic illnesses.”
What is sacred to you should be sacred to me…
we’re afraid to look deprivation
in the eye, resent admitting our own dumb luck