I only have one partially-formed thought to add on Roger Ebert. "Famous People with Disabilities" are tricky, for many reasons...

I was working on a grant proposal form my former employer, and I needed to look something up so I opened my browser, and the first thing I s...

I've got some reading to do. There have been several articles and radio programs recently. They are on the subject of disability ben...

The disability movement needs more swearing.

This morning quite by chance, I ran across this Huffington Post article: Time for New York State to Pass the Restroom Access Act Rebecc...

Money doesn't literally "buy happiness", but it's damned useful to people with disabilities. Money is the ultimate ada...

I think that I got two topics confused the other day in my blog post titled, " D Section, Back Page ". On the one hand, I have b...

Yesterday, I read a lengthy Facebook post by Wil Wheaton. Depending on your age and level of geek cred, you might know him as one of the k...

I'm unhappy with my post suggesting that disability, as a topic, is boring. While I think that it often is, that's not what I was tr...

Why a teen fashion blogger / feminist is my newest role model. I first learned about Tavi Gevinson three months ago, at about the ti...

Many of us who have disabilities find it cringe-worthy when people say we are " inspirational ". At the very least, it's stran...

Thumbs Up Chairs and benches evenly distributed all around airport corridors, so you're never more than a few strides away from a p...

Air travel is a hugely revealing experience for people with disabilities. It simultaneously grants us incredible mobility, and  throws our i...