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Black and Disabled: When Will Our Lives Matter?

15th February 2016 by Global Disability Watch

Huffington Post
13/02/16

It is simply not enough to proclaim that all black lives matter when clearly not all black bodies matter in our collective conception and articulation of black liberation. As it stands, our conception and articulation of black liberation, not just in the United States but across the globe, currently suffers from a profound failure to engage disability as a site of struggle, resistance and transformation. Read More

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