How IQ Tests Are Perverted to Justify the Death Penalty
Research has identified embedded racism in IQ tests. Now, prosecutors in at least eight states are using that research—to legalize more executions.
‘That’s Just the Life of a Warrior’: How Disability Activists Are Playing the Long Game Under Trump
An interview with Anita Cameron, a legend among disability rights activists.
How Disabled People Care for Each Other When Doctors Can’t
In her new film Unrest, Jennifer Brea offers a groundbreaking look at the power of community where medicine falls short.
ICE Keeps Raiding Hospitals and Mistreating Disabled Children
To fight for disability rights in 2018, one must fight for immigration rights.
No, #MeToo Is Not a Witch Hunt
How the powerful appropriate the rhetoric of historically marginalized peoples.
Stop Speculating About Trump’s Mental Health
Journalists should only consider writing about Trump's cognitive decline if they've experienced it in person.
Companies That Exploit Disabled People Have a Friend in Jeff Sessions
Right before Christmas, the Department of Justice rescinded key protections for disabled workers.
Yes, There Were People of Color in Pre-Modern Europe
A conversation with @MedievalPOC, an activist using social media to change how we see color in the past.
Can Will Butler’s ‘Disco Town Halls’ Save America?
The Arcade Fire star is using the tour to re-invigorate local politics, one town at a time.
Disability and Disaster Response in the Age of Climate Change
Meet the people working to fix America's disability disaster response after a year of dire weather.