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I'm so proud of all the #ADA30 coverage @HuffPost has put out this month. This thread is dedicated to our team's incredible work, starting with @sterncarly96's piece about how #disabled people have been fighting for #COVID19 accommodations for decades: https://bit.ly/39pPXO5
This is an important @elysewanshel story about how police brutality disproportionately affects Black disabled people — and why we rarely talk about the intersection of race and disability: https://bit.ly/39qrMyS #ADA30
"I write about my pain and the mistreatment I receive because of my disability and I educate myself and others on what needs to be done so that we can live in an equitable society." A must-read from Sylvia Colt-Lacayo: https://bit.ly/39pVhRz #ADA30
Our fantastic work reporter @MoniFierce took a deep dive into how the coronavirus pandemic has exacerbated unemployment for disabled workers: https://bit.ly/3fYMF6J #ADA30 #highriskcovid19
"As I reinforce to students that bureaucratic opposition never invalidates their disabilities, it serves as a good reminder for me as well." — Krystal Kavita Jagoo on navigating #ableism in the academic world: https://bit.ly/3hxRi8j #ADA30 #highered
That's not all! @ellengrace_lee produced this urgent video about how disabled people with #COVID19 are experiencing discrimination in the health care system — and more of them are dying because of it: https://bit.ly/39paIt6 #ADA30
Our #ADA30 graphics were created by the talented @rebeccazisser & @Bella_Carapella. And huge thanks to our editors @RichardKimNYC @avrabel for making this package possible.
Find more of @HuffPost's #ADA30 coverage here: https://bit.ly/3fWx73u
Find more of @HuffPost's #ADA30 coverage here: https://bit.ly/3fWx73u
