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ALT Audre Lorde teasing Barbara Smith about her braided hair, 1979. Photo by Tia Cross.
ALT A white graphic with a border of watermelons at the top and bottom. A statement reads: "Disability Divest. There is no disability justice without a free Palestine. Disability Divest is a group of disabled people demanding that the disability establishment end its financial relationships and partnerships with weapons manufacturers and other companies funding genocide. Come back at the beginning of July, “Disability Pride Month," to learn how the disability establishment is complicit and our demands for change. #DisabilityDivest." It includes the Disability Divest logo, a wheelchair user icon, but the wheel of the wheelchair is the inside slice of a watermelon. At the center of the watermelon is the rainbow neurodivergence infinity sign.
ALT Screenshot of article webpage: Open access, Research article, First published online May 16, 2024. Enabling futures? Disability and sociology of futures Hannah Morgan https://orcid.org/0000-0003-1039-9337 [email protected] and Richard Tutton Abstract: Much envisaging of the future is inherently ableist. Euro-American cultural imaginaries traditionally have emphasised the narrative of medical progress, assuming the end of impairment. Disability is a frequent trope for and in dystopias, whereas more positive or progressive futures ignore the presence and aspirations of disabled people who are frequently excluded from individual and collec
