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criptydqueer retweeted
Y'all say
"love and respect our veterans"
"love and respect our elders"
"love and respect sick and disabled people"
But then continue to gather with others and refuse to wear masks when you could have the virus and no symptoms and spread this disease that is KILLING them!!!
as an english-speaking gentile I'm still learning all the time how absolutely steeped our language is in antisemitism. own up to it when you're called out, educate yourself, & cut that shit out
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criptydqueer retweeted
We can blame Trump and Woodward all we want, but after a certain point, we’re going to have to come to terms with the fact you all saw disabled and elderly people as disposable and didn’t think it reasonable to hold your politicians and selves to account.
criptydqueer retweeted
So many disabled people want to hang so badly onto the concept of intelligence to validate themselves and it's honestly gross.
criptydqueer retweeted
Dose and Time: how folks actually get infected, and what activities are higher risk as we start considering ways to ease out of social distancing
erinbromage.com/post/the-ris…
criptydqueer retweeted
Why is it that breweries and bookstores always gear towards the most inaccessible interior design/aesthetics? 😩
criptydqueer retweeted
PSA:
The statement “NOTHING ABOUT US WITHOUT US” has been the rallying cry for disability rights in the US. Please don’t erase us by using it for other things without an acknowledgement of its origins.
criptydqueer retweeted
Ableds, quick question:
Now that you’re using accessibility tools disabled people have fought for (and often still don’t get), would you classify your needs as “special?”
As in “special needs?”
Or do you just have needs that need to be met?
criptydqueer retweeted
Don’t say “quality of life” when you really mean “potential for capitalistic output.”
You’re not judging disabled people’s quality of life because that’s a subjective measurement based on your own values. You’re actually just talking about our ability to produce for capitalism.
criptydqueer retweeted
UNIFIED CUTLERY THEORY
This is a combination of Spoon Theory, Fork Theory and Knife Theory, metaphors used to help disabled people explain fatigue and stressors to themselves and abled people.
Abled friends please share! This cost me many spoons and I'm well into knives.
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criptydqueer retweeted
Hey, this is probably something I should've spoken up about before, but can we stop conflating all wheelchair users with manual wheelchair users?
Our needs and issues aren't really the same.