Taboo Stories About Disability: What We’re Not Allowed to Say
Last week’s New York Times featured a story about Joshua Miele, who at the age of four in 1973, answered the door of his Brooklyn home to a man he recognized as a neighbor. The man, for no reason other...
View ArticleYes, We Can Change Cultural Assumptions About Disabilities. Here’s How.
Last night, I gave a lecture at the University of Hartford to students in a humanities seminar studying ideas of utopia and dystopia. I gave my usual talk about my story as told in my book, No Easy...
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