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Disabled Voices Anthology

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  • Author: smith, sb. , Piepzna-Samarasinha, Leah Lakshmi , Ratcliff, Ace Tilton , Louw, Aimee , Wong, Alice , Kumar, Bipin , Bryant, Cathy , Di Ruocco, Ciro , Singer, Deborah Chava , Folland, Cheryl , Driedger, Diane , Goodman, Eryn , Fira , Foulger, Hannah , Manfield, Isabella J. , Steckel, Jan , Rossman, Jennifer Lee , Eoin, Jessi , Talbot, Jill M. , Johnson, K. Bron , Grisim, Kate , Danis, Katie , Hunter, Kimberley , Ameen, Lara , Morton, Lys , Sedgwick, Marrok Zenon , Oteri, Michaela , Timmons, Niamh , Kapron, Nicola , Fosati, Nina , Johnson, Rebecca , Mockler, Susan
    Summary:

    Disabled Voices Anthology is a one-of-a-kind book by the Disabled community. Embracing several perspectives on Disability culture, community, identity, and more, Disabled Voices Anthology embodies a spirit of Disability Justice rather than seeking to perpetuate dominant narratives of Disability and Disabled people. It features multi-genre writing and artwork from Disabled creators in Canada, the United States, and the United Kingdom. Disabled Voices Anthology aims to add to the growing collection of literature by Disabled people, and to provide the community with another place of solidarity, comfort, wisdom, and home.

    Original Publisher: [S.l.] , Rebel Mountain Press
    Language(s): English

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Disabled Voices Anthology is a one-of-a-kind book by the Disabled community. Embracing several perspectives on Disability culture, community, identity, and more, Disabled Voices Anthology embodies a spirit of Disability Justice rather than seeking to perpetuate dominant narratives of Disability and Disabled people. It features multi-genre writing and artwork from Disabled creators in Canada, the United States, and the United Kingdom. Disabled Voices Anthology aims to add to the growing collection of literature by Disabled people, and to provide the community with another place of solidarity, comfort, wisdom, and home.

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[S.l.]

Rebel Mountain Press

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