Tag: disability
Opinion: Mental Health Diagnoses Are Capitalist Constructs
by Micha Frazer-Carroll
Opinion: Losing Your Mind Is a Proportionate Response to the Climate Crisis
by Charlie Hertzog Young
Analysis: How About a Sick Pay System That Doesn’t Make People Sicker?
by Charlie Hertzog Young
Feature: Disabled People Are Fighting Back Against ‘Life or Death’ Energy Prices
by Sophie K Rosa
Opinion: The Government’s New Mental Health Funding Will Be Spent on ‘Helping’ Depressed People Into Work
by Jay Watts
Opinion: Britain Has Ditched Masks and Disabled People Along With Them
by Sophie Buck
Opinion: Neurodiversity Doesn’t Make Me Miserable – Society Does
by Charlie Hertzog Young
Analysis: Autistic People Are More Likely to Be Trans. So What?
by Ell Folan
Opinion: Stop Using Disabled People As an Excuse Not to Ban Cars in Cities
by Charlie Hertzog Young
Opinion: Navigating Sex and Desire Is a Headfuck When You’re Black, Disabled and a Woman
by The Triple Cripples
Opinion: To Solve Britain’s Mental Health Crisis, We Must Fundamentally Change Society
by Mark Brown
Opinion: Deaf People Are Paying Thousands to Learn Their Own Language
by Liam O'Dell
Opinion: Sex Worker Rights Are Disability Rights
by Sophie K Rosa
Downstream: Why Are All the Baddies Disabled?
From ancient myths through to the Batman trilogy, pop culture is littered with disabled people and those with facial differences being cast as villains. Why does disability feature so heavily in literary and cinematic traditions, and how has this hypervisiblity had the ironic effect of erasing the experiences of disabled people? Ash Sarkar is joined […]