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Hey.
I see this happening a lot in the current discourse so I think we need a reminder.
*we do not compare race and racism to disability and ableism*
They are not the same thing.
Many people experience both. And those people *often* ask the rest of us to stop doing this.
I see this happening a lot in the current discourse so I think we need a reminder.
*we do not compare race and racism to disability and ableism*
They are not the same thing.
Many people experience both. And those people *often* ask the rest of us to stop doing this.
Who can compare anti Black racism to ableism?
- people who experience both
Who should not do that?
- disabled people who aren't Black
- people who experience both
Who should not do that?
- disabled people who aren't Black
(Well, anyone who isn't Black obvs. It's just always disabled ppl doing it because tbh abled ppl are rarely talking about ableism in the first place)
Y'all think it'll make people take ableism seriously, but it just minimizes the experiences of Black ppl (esp Black disabled ppl)
Y'all think it'll make people take ableism seriously, but it just minimizes the experiences of Black ppl (esp Black disabled ppl)
Listen to Black disabled people https://twitter.com/SingsongRaptor/status/1288936717051990016?s=19
Listen to Black disabled people https://twitter.com/Olas_Truth/status/1225110765872590848?s=19
Also - @photon_barrier is not Black (if I'm remembering correctly - so sorry if I'm wrong 
) but is a POC
*please listen to disabled BIPOC when they talk about these things* https://twitter.com/photon_barrier/status/884808765790445568?s=19
) but is a POC *please listen to disabled BIPOC when they talk about these things* https://twitter.com/photon_barrier/status/884808765790445568?s=19
I know that was a slightly random tweet to link since it was a direct response to a now deleted tweet 
but it had the keywords I was Twitter searching for from people I follow
but it had the keywords I was Twitter searching for from people I follow
Also also if you are a disabled BIPOC who has written a tweet, thread, or blog post on this topic & want me to link it in this thread to boost & educate more people, please send it my way! I'd love to add more resources to this thread!
"Ableism is not the same as racism" - @Imani_Barbarin https://www.healthline.com/health/disabled-is-not-a-bad-word
