#stopableism — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #stopableism, aggregated by home.social.
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CW: CW: ableist slurs, ableism
Just encountered another specimen of the “old white German man who thinks his vocabulary is a constitutional right” variety.
He was using “disabled” as an insult. Not accidentally. Not metaphorically in some obscure linguistic sense. Deliberately, to describe people he considers stupid, irrational, or “not quite right in the head.”
And when challenged?
Apparently, “disabled” is simply a synonym for people who "aren't quite clear in the head" (his words, not mine).
What a fascinating little piece of linguistic archaeology. Somewhere between 1950s institutionalisation and the village pub, apparently.
No, darling.
Disabled people are not a metaphor for stupidity. They are not a convenient category of human beings whose existence gives you a handy vocabulary for calling someone an idiot. And your personal decision to use an ableist slur does not magically turn it into a neutral dictionary definition.
Then, naturally, came the wounded dignity:
We should stop criticising him. We're annoying him.
Oh, I'm sorry.
Were we interrupting your little linguistic tradition of punching down?
How terribly inconvenient that the people you are casually degrading have developed the audacity to answer back.
This is the part where I am apparently supposed to be polite and explain, very gently, that perhaps we shouldn't use language that treats disabled people as synonymous with being defective.
No.
Fuck that.
If your vocabulary depends on treating an entire group of people as shorthand for “stupid,” your vocabulary is the thing that needs fixing.
And if being told that makes you uncomfortable, perhaps sit with that discomfort for a while.
It won't hurt you.
Being treated as though your feelings matter more than the dignity of the people you just insulted, however, might be a habit worth breaking.
We are not going to make ourselves smaller so you can remain comfortable in your prejudices.
You can update your language.
You can apologise.
Or you can continue being offended that the twenty-first century has arrived without asking your permission.
But please don't mistake our refusal to shut up for rudeness.
It is accountability.
And yes, we will keep "annoying" you.
Apparently someone has to.
#Ableism #DisabilityRights #StopAbleism #DisabledPeople #LanguageMatters #Accessibility #Inclusion #Dignity #PunchUpNotDown
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CW: CW: ableist slurs, ableism
Just encountered another specimen of the “old white German man who thinks his vocabulary is a constitutional right” variety.
He was using “disabled” as an insult. Not accidentally. Not metaphorically in some obscure linguistic sense. Deliberately, to describe people he considers stupid, irrational, or “not quite right in the head.”
And when challenged?
Apparently, “disabled” is simply a synonym for people who "aren't quite clear in the head" (his words, not mine).
What a fascinating little piece of linguistic archaeology. Somewhere between 1950s institutionalisation and the village pub, apparently.
No, darling.
Disabled people are not a metaphor for stupidity. They are not a convenient category of human beings whose existence gives you a handy vocabulary for calling someone an idiot. And your personal decision to use an ableist slur does not magically turn it into a neutral dictionary definition.
Then, naturally, came the wounded dignity:
We should stop criticising him. We're annoying him.
Oh, I'm sorry.
Were we interrupting your little linguistic tradition of punching down?
How terribly inconvenient that the people you are casually degrading have developed the audacity to answer back.
This is the part where I am apparently supposed to be polite and explain, very gently, that perhaps we shouldn't use language that treats disabled people as synonymous with being defective.
No.
Fuck that.
If your vocabulary depends on treating an entire group of people as shorthand for “stupid,” your vocabulary is the thing that needs fixing.
And if being told that makes you uncomfortable, perhaps sit with that discomfort for a while.
It won't hurt you.
Being treated as though your feelings matter more than the dignity of the people you just insulted, however, might be a habit worth breaking.
We are not going to make ourselves smaller so you can remain comfortable in your prejudices.
You can update your language.
You can apologise.
Or you can continue being offended that the twenty-first century has arrived without asking your permission.
But please don't mistake our refusal to shut up for rudeness.
It is accountability.
And yes, we will keep "annoying" you.
Apparently someone has to.
#Ableism #DisabilityRights #StopAbleism #DisabledPeople #LanguageMatters #Accessibility #Inclusion #Dignity #PunchUpNotDown
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I don't give a fuck, fuck you.
I'll care about YOUR gd friends and family, you cunts.
Anyway. Go read The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Nighttime.
Get a copy for some kid or teenager or young adults you know (of). JESUS CHRIST MAKE PARENTS AND CARERS READ IT.
Thing's from 2003 and still relevant, ow, my existence hurts.#book #books #Books2026 #Read #Reading #ReadingList #ToRead #FreedomToRead #story #stories #literature #kid #kids #Child #Children #ChildrensMentalHealth #ChildrensLiterature #Teen #Teens #Teenagers #autistic #AutisticJoy #Autism #AutismAwareness #AutismSpectrumDisorder #AutismSpectrumCondition #Asperger #disability #DisabilityDrivenDevelopment #DisabilityAwareness #Disabled #Ableism #FightAbleism #StopAbleism #Ableist
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I don't give a fuck, fuck you.
I'll care about YOUR gd friends and family, you cunts.
Anyway. Go read The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Nighttime.
Get a copy for some kid or teenager or young adults you know (of). JESUS CHRIST MAKE PARENTS AND CARERS READ IT.
Thing's from 2003 and still relevant, ow, my existence hurts.#book #books #Books2026 #Read #Reading #ReadingList #ToRead #FreedomToRead #story #stories #literature #kid #kids #Child #Children #ChildrensMentalHealth #ChildrensLiterature #Teen #Teens #Teenagers #autistic #AutisticJoy #Autism #AutismAwareness #AutismSpectrumDisorder #AutismSpectrumCondition #Asperger #disability #DisabilityDrivenDevelopment #DisabilityAwareness #Disabled #Ableism #FightAbleism #StopAbleism #Ableist
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It's #WorldMaskWeek 😷🙌💗😷
https://www.celebrate845.com/worldmaskweek.html#MasksSaveLives #MasksSolidarity #CovidIsNotOver #CovidSafety #AirborneInfectionProtection #PreventativeHealth #ProactiveHealth #PublicHealth #HealthSafety #StopEugenics #HealthCareReform #HealthCare #Medical #Health #CommunitySafety #CommunityHealth #SaveLives #PreventLongCovid #StopAbleism #PSA #BeTheChange
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It's #WorldMaskWeek 😷🙌💗😷
https://www.celebrate845.com/worldmaskweek.html#MasksSaveLives #MasksSolidarity #CovidIsNotOver #CovidSafety #AirborneInfectionProtection #PreventativeHealth #ProactiveHealth #PublicHealth #HealthSafety #StopEugenics #HealthCareReform #HealthCare #Medical #Health #CommunitySafety #CommunityHealth #SaveLives #PreventLongCovid #StopAbleism #PSA #BeTheChange
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If any of you #men following me missed my mutuals' post - expressing gratitude for men who stepped up & helped take on some of the emotional labour than women have shouldered - please read it, first:
https://disabled.social/@vlrny/116325171044986558
Then - make your own decision on whether to be a silent enabler of misogyny or a comrade to women who have to deal with misogynist wankerbutternoodles here.
You also can choose to support anti-ableism by speaking out against it, in public (like many women already have!) or keep on silently enabling it by choosing to be friendly to ableists who are also misogynistic.Many women & disabled folks are watching. We notice who steps up & who does not. You can do better than stay silent about misogynists - as men - that call has to come, loudly, from within the mens' arena. You can do better than silently enable ableism - that call has to come from non-disabled folks.
Stop being OK with letting women & disabled folks take more hits - because you lack courage to take some of the emotional labour off our overburdened backs.
*You're supposed to feel some discomfort reading this - if you've failed to use your privileges as men to do better than be silent enablers of your fellow men.*
#AllMen #PeopleWithDisabilities #StopMisogyny
#StopAbleism #BraveUp #GrowSomeCourage #EmotionalLabor #Intersectionality #DoBetterMen #Patriarchy #Enablers -
If any of you #men following me missed my mutuals' post - expressing gratitude for men who stepped up & helped take on some of the emotional labour than women have shouldered - please read it, first:
https://disabled.social/@vlrny/116325171044986558
Then - make your own decision on whether to be a silent enabler of misogyny or a comrade to women who have to deal with misogynist wankerbutternoodles here.
You also can choose to support anti-ableism by speaking out against it, in public (like many women already have!) or keep on silently enabling it by choosing to be friendly to ableists who are also misogynistic.Many women & disabled folks are watching. We notice who steps up & who does not. You can do better than stay silent about misogynists - as men - that call has to come, loudly, from within the mens' arena. You can do better than silently enable ableism - that call has to come from non-disabled folks.
Stop being OK with letting women & disabled folks take more hits - because you lack courage to take some of the emotional labour off our overburdened backs.
*You're supposed to feel some discomfort reading this - if you've failed to use your privileges as men to do better than be silent enablers of your fellow men.*
#AllMen #PeopleWithDisabilities #StopMisogyny
#StopAbleism #BraveUp #GrowSomeCourage #EmotionalLabor #Intersectionality #DoBetterMen #Patriarchy #Enablers -
Ableismus tötet. Das ist keine Provokation, sondern Statistik.
Vor zwei Wochen drückt mir ein Fremder vor der Apotheke 10 € in die Hand. „Sie haben es ja eh so schwer.“ Der Grund? Ich sitze im Rollstuhl.
Dieses „gut gemeinte“ Mitleid hat einen Namen: #Ableismus. Er ist die Ursache dafür, dass unsere Gesellschaft Menschen nach ihrer „Nützlichkeit“ bewertet – und das hat fatale Folgen für unsere Gesundheitsversorgung, unseren Wohnraum und unser Leben.
Ich habe heute meine neue Substack-Serie „Barrieren im Kopf“ gestartet. Im ersten Artikel geht es genau darum: Warum Inklusion keine nette Geste ist, sondern eine Überlebensfrage für uns alle.
Lest rein, teilt eure Gedanken und lasst uns die Barrieren einreißen.
👉 https://rollingsohn.substack.com/p/barrieren-im-kopf-1
#BarrierenImKopf #Inklusion #Barrierefreiheit #BehindertUndStolz #DisabilityRights #StopAbleism #FediLZ
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Ableismus tötet. Das ist keine Provokation, sondern Statistik.
Vor zwei Wochen drückt mir ein Fremder vor der Apotheke 10 € in die Hand. „Sie haben es ja eh so schwer.“ Der Grund? Ich sitze im Rollstuhl.
Dieses „gut gemeinte“ Mitleid hat einen Namen: #Ableismus. Er ist die Ursache dafür, dass unsere Gesellschaft Menschen nach ihrer „Nützlichkeit“ bewertet – und das hat fatale Folgen für unsere Gesundheitsversorgung, unseren Wohnraum und unser Leben.
Ich habe heute meine neue Substack-Serie „Barrieren im Kopf“ gestartet. Im ersten Artikel geht es genau darum: Warum Inklusion keine nette Geste ist, sondern eine Überlebensfrage für uns alle.
Lest rein, teilt eure Gedanken und lasst uns die Barrieren einreißen.
👉 https://rollingsohn.substack.com/p/barrieren-im-kopf-1
#BarrierenImKopf #Inklusion #Barrierefreiheit #BehindertUndStolz #DisabilityRights #StopAbleism #FediLZ
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Neurodivergent kids aren’t “behind.”
The system was built for one kind of brain and calls the rest of us failures.
Imagine grading a fish, elephant, and bird on the same task and calling it “fair.” 🙃🔥#Neurodiversity #ADHD #AutismAcceptance #Dyslexia #DisabilityJustice #EducationReform #DifferentNotDefective #StopAbleism
💬 Comment one thing you were AMAZING at as a kid that school didn’t value ⤵️
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Neurodivergent kids aren’t “behind.”
The system was built for one kind of brain and calls the rest of us failures.
Imagine grading a fish, elephant, and bird on the same task and calling it “fair.” 🙃🔥#Neurodiversity #ADHD #AutismAcceptance #Dyslexia #DisabilityJustice #EducationReform #DifferentNotDefective #StopAbleism
💬 Comment one thing you were AMAZING at as a kid that school didn’t value ⤵️
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I am autistic and have other disabilities. And like many, life has been shaped by exclusion, by being told I had to prove my worth and being treated as if my differences were flaws. That is why Donald Trump’s recent claim has cut so deeply. He said that autism could be prevented if mothers avoided paracetamol in pregnancy.
This is not true, and there is no credible scientific evidence that paracetamol causes autism. In Australia, the Therapeutic Goods Administration has said paracetamol is safe in pregnancy when used correctly. Autism Awareness Australia has stated there is no single cause of autism, and the Queensland Brain Institute has explained that autism arises from a complex mix of genetics and environment, not from one factor or one drug. These are facts.
What disturbs me most is the falsehood and the message underneath it. It suggests autistic people are broken and need fixing. It says our lives should have been avoided. This reflects the medical model of disability at its harshest: treating people as conditions, as deficits, as problems to be eliminated. I have lived with that view pressed on me from many directions. In classrooms where teachers assumed I could not learn. In communities that treated access as optional. In workplaces that demanded I change rather than the environment. These words from Trump echo every time I was told that I was less.
When I think of these remarks, I think of autistic children who will grow up hearing that they should not exist. I think of parents who will carry guilt, believing they did something wrong. I think of how easily this same logic spreads to every disability. If autism can be framed as awful, so can blindness, deafness, mobility impairments, or mental illness. This is the danger.
These ideas do not stay in speeches. They shape policies, schools, healthcare, and workplaces. They decide whether disabled people are offered jobs or whether society sees us as worth investing in. If disability is framed as a burden, exclusion is normalised. If it is framed as a tragedy, pity replaces equality. If it is framed as preventable, our very existence is questioned.
I want to say clearly that autism is not a disease and does not need to be cured. Autism is part of human diversity. Autistic people bring creativity, honesty, focus, persistence, depth, and community. We are musicians, writers, carers, scientists, leaders, neighbours, friends. Our lives are meaningful. Our contributions are real. We are not mistakes.
In fact, the autistic scholar Dr Damian Milton speaks of the “double empathy problem,” which reframes autism not as a lack, but as a difference in communication between autistic and non-autistic people. Autism is not the absence of humanity, but a different way of being human. That reframing is what society needs, not rhetoric that blames mothers or devalues children.
I also know this is not only about the United States. Here in Australia, we face our own battles with underfunded systems, with access treated as optional, with stereotypes that devalue our lives. Harmful ideas spread quickly across borders, and when a leader with influence speaks them, they ripple out everywhere.
So let us be clear. Autism cannot be prevented by avoiding paracetamol. What must be prevented is the harm caused by words that tell disabled people they are less. We deserve respect, dignity, access, and a fulfilling life. That is not optional. That is not negotiable.
To every autistic person: you are not broken. You are not a problem. You are worthy as you are. To parents: do not carry guilt. Carry pride in your children and the richness they bring.
We must confront misinformation. We must resist the medical model when it reduces us to conditions. We must insist on the truth: barriers come not from our neurology or bodies, but from inaccessible environments and prejudice. Autism is not something to be eliminated. It is something to be understood, respected, and embraced.
#AutismAcceptance #DisabilityRights #Neurodiversity #ActuallyAutistic #DisabledAndProud #RespectDignityAccess #NothingAboutUsWithoutUs #StopAbleism #InclusionMatters #HumanRights
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I am autistic and have other disabilities. And like many, life has been shaped by exclusion, by being told I had to prove my worth and being treated as if my differences were flaws. That is why Donald Trump’s recent claim has cut so deeply. He said that autism could be prevented if mothers avoided paracetamol in pregnancy.
This is not true, and there is no credible scientific evidence that paracetamol causes autism. In Australia, the Therapeutic Goods Administration has said paracetamol is safe in pregnancy when used correctly. Autism Awareness Australia has stated there is no single cause of autism, and the Queensland Brain Institute has explained that autism arises from a complex mix of genetics and environment, not from one factor or one drug. These are facts.
What disturbs me most is the falsehood and the message underneath it. It suggests autistic people are broken and need fixing. It says our lives should have been avoided. This reflects the medical model of disability at its harshest: treating people as conditions, as deficits, as problems to be eliminated. I have lived with that view pressed on me from many directions. In classrooms where teachers assumed I could not learn. In communities that treated access as optional. In workplaces that demanded I change rather than the environment. These words from Trump echo every time I was told that I was less.
When I think of these remarks, I think of autistic children who will grow up hearing that they should not exist. I think of parents who will carry guilt, believing they did something wrong. I think of how easily this same logic spreads to every disability. If autism can be framed as awful, so can blindness, deafness, mobility impairments, or mental illness. This is the danger.
These ideas do not stay in speeches. They shape policies, schools, healthcare, and workplaces. They decide whether disabled people are offered jobs or whether society sees us as worth investing in. If disability is framed as a burden, exclusion is normalised. If it is framed as a tragedy, pity replaces equality. If it is framed as preventable, our very existence is questioned.
I want to say clearly that autism is not a disease and does not need to be cured. Autism is part of human diversity. Autistic people bring creativity, honesty, focus, persistence, depth, and community. We are musicians, writers, carers, scientists, leaders, neighbours, friends. Our lives are meaningful. Our contributions are real. We are not mistakes.
In fact, the autistic scholar Dr Damian Milton speaks of the “double empathy problem,” which reframes autism not as a lack, but as a difference in communication between autistic and non-autistic people. Autism is not the absence of humanity, but a different way of being human. That reframing is what society needs, not rhetoric that blames mothers or devalues children.
I also know this is not only about the United States. Here in Australia, we face our own battles with underfunded systems, with access treated as optional, with stereotypes that devalue our lives. Harmful ideas spread quickly across borders, and when a leader with influence speaks them, they ripple out everywhere.
So let us be clear. Autism cannot be prevented by avoiding paracetamol. What must be prevented is the harm caused by words that tell disabled people they are less. We deserve respect, dignity, access, and a fulfilling life. That is not optional. That is not negotiable.
To every autistic person: you are not broken. You are not a problem. You are worthy as you are. To parents: do not carry guilt. Carry pride in your children and the richness they bring.
We must confront misinformation. We must resist the medical model when it reduces us to conditions. We must insist on the truth: barriers come not from our neurology or bodies, but from inaccessible environments and prejudice. Autism is not something to be eliminated. It is something to be understood, respected, and embraced.
#AutismAcceptance #DisabilityRights #Neurodiversity #ActuallyAutistic #DisabledAndProud #RespectDignityAccess #NothingAboutUsWithoutUs #StopAbleism #InclusionMatters #HumanRights
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We, #PeopleWithDisabilities - will be keeping closer watches on people who choose to attend & speak at #FediCon in #VancouverBC this weekend. We are watching to see/hear who actually speaks up for us.
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We, #PeopleWithDisabilities - will be keeping closer watches on people who choose to attend & speak at #FediCon in #VancouverBC this weekend. We are watching to see/hear who actually speaks up for us.
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📢 Werkstätten sind keine Inklusion. Sie sind organisierte Ausgrenzung.
👉 Über 300.000 Menschen arbeiten in Deutschland in Werkstätten. Für 1,35 €/h. Ohne Tariflohn. Ohne Arbeitnehmerrechte.⬇️
#Werkstätten #Mindestlohn #Disability #Inkluencer #Inklusion #Behinderung #AbleismKills #Ableism #DisabilityJustice #UNBRKUmsetzen #Selbstbestimmung #CripTheSystem #InklusionJetzt #EqualRights #DisabledAndProud #StopAbleism #SolidarityIsPolitical #IntersektionaleGerechtigkeit #Menschenrechte
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📢 Werkstätten sind keine Inklusion. Sie sind organisierte Ausgrenzung.
👉 Über 300.000 Menschen arbeiten in Deutschland in Werkstätten. Für 1,35 €/h. Ohne Tariflohn. Ohne Arbeitnehmerrechte.⬇️
#Werkstätten #Mindestlohn #Disability #Inkluencer #Inklusion #Behinderung #AbleismKills #Ableism #DisabilityJustice #UNBRKUmsetzen #Selbstbestimmung #CripTheSystem #InklusionJetzt #EqualRights #DisabledAndProud #StopAbleism #SolidarityIsPolitical #IntersektionaleGerechtigkeit #Menschenrechte
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The first in office appointment with my new family doctor has just been booked for this Friday morning. I have the first appointment of the day & the doctor has assured me that he & staff will be masked up, as I've requested 😷⚕️
I tend to ask for first slot of the morning when booking medical appointments - to avoid running into a bunch of unmasked patients in waiting rooms.I'll be asking if he will consider taking on my youngest brother as a new patient too because that bro still doesn't have a family doctor. He's been on the government waitlist for 2+ years.
I'm off to get mammogram now & then working on updating client files all afternoon. Remote(safer) work today 👍
#CovidIsNotOver #CovidSafety #MaskUpSaveLives #WearAMask #Medical #WearN95s #MasksSolidarity #StopAbleism #StopEugenics #FireBonnieHenry #BCHealth #BCMedical #BCHealthCrisis
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The first in office appointment with my new family doctor has just been booked for this Friday morning. I have the first appointment of the day & the doctor has assured me that he & staff will be masked up, as I've requested 😷⚕️
I tend to ask for first slot of the morning when booking medical appointments - to avoid running into a bunch of unmasked patients in waiting rooms.I'll be asking if he will consider taking on my youngest brother as a new patient too because that bro still doesn't have a family doctor. He's been on the government waitlist for 2+ years.
I'm off to get mammogram now & then working on updating client files all afternoon. Remote(safer) work today 👍
#CovidIsNotOver #CovidSafety #MaskUpSaveLives #WearAMask #Medical #WearN95s #MasksSolidarity #StopAbleism #StopEugenics #FireBonnieHenry #BCHealth #BCMedical #BCHealthCrisis
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E que raio de comentários??? WTF??? Os atletas paralímpicos são atletas como os atletas olímpicos. Não são extraordinários, nem "ai que nem se nota"... #paralympics #stopableism
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E que raio de comentários??? WTF??? Os atletas paralímpicos são atletas como os atletas olímpicos. Não são extraordinários, nem "ai que nem se nota"... #paralympics #stopableism
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#PublicHealthCare should never be #monetized & #monopolized for profits. Doing so results in more avoidable deaths, disabilities & illnesses - it never results in better patient quality care. Monetizing #HealthCare makes it #inaccessible for majority of citizens who need it the most.
Fight all levels of government to keep public health care - public & fight for changes so that it is actually accessible to all citizens & not just the privileged.
#StopAbleism #HumanRights #Medical #HippocraticOath #HealthCareForAll #CovidIsNotOver
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#PublicHealthCare should never be #monetized & #monopolized for profits. Doing so results in more avoidable deaths, disabilities & illnesses - it never results in better patient quality care. Monetizing #HealthCare makes it #inaccessible for majority of citizens who need it the most.
Fight all levels of government to keep public health care - public & fight for changes so that it is actually accessible to all citizens & not just the privileged.
#StopAbleism #HumanRights #Medical #HippocraticOath #HealthCareForAll #CovidIsNotOver
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CW: cw: Brief summary of the Sagamihara stabbings, eugenics mention, ableism mention
It is July 26 in Japan, and today marks the 8th anniversary of the Sagamihara stabbings by eugenicist Satoshi Uematsu. 19 people were murdered, and 26 were injured. It remains the deadliest mass stabbing by a single person outside of wartime in Japanese history.
Uematsu was not unique in his eugenicist attitudes towards people with disabilities. We still see it reflected today in blasé attitudes towards accessibility and the ongoing covid19 pandemic.
Take a moment today to #PrayForSagamihara and to reflect on how we can eliminate eugenics from popular thinking and combat ableism in all its forms
For more (general) information: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sagamihara_stabbings
#私は優生思想を許しません #DisabilityHistory #DisabilityPrideMonth #eugenics #ableism #StopAbleism #StopAbleistHate
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A #Toronto woman is calling for more #accessibility in #AirTravel after she had to be carried off an #AirCanada plane in a badly broken aisle chair, an experience she says was #unsafe & #undignified.
Tori Lacey, 26, chronicled the troubling incident on her #TikTok & #Instagram pages, where she usually posts content about her #travel exploits as a person who uses a #wheelchair.
https://www.cbc.ca/amp/1.7211123
#DisabilityRights #PeopleWithDisabilities #DisabledCanadians #StopAbleism #CDNpoli #Canada
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@meganL I'm glad we are openly discussing #ableism in #workplaces & how it affects #PeopleWithDisabilities here though! We can't get more progressive changes if people aren't aware of the challenges & #discrimination #disabled people experience in many different workplaces.
#DisabilityRights #HumanRights #WorkerRights #EmploymentStandards #StopAbleism #WorkplaceInclusion
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habt ihr gewusst, dass schäuble an den rollstuhl ~ gefesselt ~ war? 😲
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Ons gevecht voor het recht om te ademen is een gevecht tegen zowel politiegeweld als tegen disproportionele luchtvervuiling in buurten waar veel mensen van kleur leven. Er worden vernietigende oorlogen gevoerd voor financieel gewin, terwijl mensen verdrinken of worden opgejaagd omdat ze zich verzetten en vluchten voor onderdrukking en de dood. Ook klimaatverandering dwingt mensen om te migreren. Dit gevecht tegen suprematiecultuur is niet alleen een gevecht voor gemarginaliseerde mensen van kleur, maar voor iedereen die wegwerpbaar is volgens de suprematiecultuur: #endfemicide, #nonationalism, #stopableism, #economicjusticenow #refugeeswelcome
Our fight for the right to breathe is both against police, border and state brutality as well as against disproportionate air pollution in neighborhoods where more people of color live. Destructive wars are being waged for profits, while people are being left to drown or actively hunted for resisting and fleeing oppression and death. The changing climate also contributes to forced migration and asylum seeking. This fight against supremacy culture is not just for marginalized poc but for all who are deemed disposable by supremacy culture
https://www.doorbraak.eu/decolonial-anti-racism-block-at-the-climate-march-12-november-amsterdam/
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Please alert people that my first public protest against police abusing disabled & immunocompromised households launches on July 29th at noon!
In front of Saanich PD station.
They can msg me to coordinate.#VictoriaBC #yyj #vanisle #VancouverIsland #Wsanec #Saanich #FightForJustice #SocialJustice #Covid #POCfolksMatter #StopAbleism #FuckAbuseFromPolice
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Unfortunately, #BicycleCulture folks are very #ableist & I've yet to see any of them provide adaptive accessible transport options for #disabled or #MobilityChallenged folks in their #UrbanPlanning or any actual #transportation #infrastructure plans.
What about us - disabled folks? Where do we fit into your bicycles city plans?
#Saanich #VictoriaBC #yyj #BeInclusive #DisabledPeopleMatter #AccessibilityIsImportant #StopAbleism
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@moeria @Nietzsxhe Jup. Passiert. Vergisst man halt mal. Insofern: Danke für die Erinnerung.
Das #stopAbleism allerdings hättest du dir als Hashtag durchaus sparen können. Das ist überzogen. -
@captainfutura @Nietzsxhe hatte #ALTtext drin. Sei wie Nietzsche. #blindAndVisuallyImpaired #inclusion #stopAbleism
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RT @k_langensiepen: #Sevilla still tolerates events that use persons with #dwarfism for “amusement”.
Together with @MyEDF we
@GreensEFA call Spain to prohibit these sort of events.#StopAbleism #StopComicoTaurino
#ComicoTaurino #UNCRPDMore infos here ➡️ https://www.katrin-langensiepen.eu/de/article/276.greens-call-spain-to-prohibit-ableist-show-of-persons-with-dwarfism.html
🐦🔗: https://n.respublicae.eu/GreensEFA/status/1618233527912529922
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#Performance of #Xiangyuan #gushu (襄垣鼓书), a #genre of #traditional accompanied #narrative #singing ( #Chinese : #shuochang 说唱) from #Xiangyuan (襄垣县), #Changzhi (长治市), southeastern #Shanxi province (山西省), northern #China . The 7-member #troupe is made up entirely of #blind #performers .
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