Many Britons feel uncomfortable around disabled people: Let’s End the Awkward Ross McGuinness, Metro - May 8, 2014 Are you a jerk to ...

Last Saturday, I started a series of posts offering some practical tips for “Ending Ableism”. My hope is to give people some simple but con...

About a month ago, I did a blog post about a cross-country trip some college students were planning for this summer, the purpose of which ...

You should tell your kids that they’re autistic Chavisory's Notebook - November 1, 2013 This is an outstanding explanation of why...

It may be a few days before I can get back to proper blogging, because I am neck deep in a grant application. Stay tuned for a few smaller p...

Sunday, April 27, 2014 Photo Of The Day Monday, April 28, 2014 Questions Not Asked Photo Of The Day Tuesday, April 29, 201...

"Our School Doesn't Offer Inclusion" and Other Legal Blunders Paula Kluth, Richard A. Villa and Jacqueline S. Thousand - A...

In a post from last month, I explored the problem of Well-Meaning Ableism . Here are five ways you can help: 1. Speak about disability ...

A real treasure from one of my favorite bands.

From the Cripple Club Tumblr blog.

About a month ago, I posted a three-part series on what I see as the three main kinds of Ableism: Well-Meaning Ableism Systemic Ablei...

Shaq’s Apology To Disabled Fan Not Good Enough Andrea Peyser, New York Post - May 1, 2014 Looking back at what I wrote yesterday abou...

Helen Keller Admiration Smart Ass Cripple - April 27, 2014 By now the routine should be pretty familiar. Smart Ass Cripple writes abo...