In May 2012, I had surgery. It went well and I'm fine now. It was significant enough, though, that I spent 3 or 4 days mostly unable to ...

I was reading an Atlantic.com blog post by Ta-Nehisi Coates and this sentence stopped me ... "The myth of racism as a failure of ma...

Disabled Americans and the Law Diane Dimond, Huffington Post - September 12, 2013 I'm not fond of some of the writer's phrasin...

Christina, the AmputeeOT , continues to put out YouTube videos about how she and others function day to day with amputations and prosthetics...

I added some comments yesterday to a Tumblr post by Crazy Crip Girl , who wrote about the frustration of friends who say that she's to...

Guest essay: Curtail the use of nursing homes Chris Hildebrant, Rochester Democrat and Chronicle - September 7, 2013 Chris Hildebrant...

The "enemy" of people with disabilities isn't hostility so much as disbelief. People don't believe we have disabilities, d...

Other work has drawn me away from blogging the last few days, and I probably won't be back to it until the weekend. In the meantime, wat...

To elaborate on what I have in mind for this podcast idea, I would start off with episode recaps and discussion of two shows set to debut t...

The preceding swear is not for dramatic effect, nor is it link-bait. I really mean it. As soon as I write something I think is clever on thi...

I can't know what it's like to be a non-disabled person, but I'll bet one of the most confusing aspects of disability awareness ...

Earlier this summer I posted some thoughts about starting a podcast about disability in movies and television. I haven't gotten very f...

I'm in St. Louis for a class on grant writing. There are accessibility and accommodation stories to tell when I have time.