‘An Optimistic Book About Disaster’: Chatting With Mary Robinette Kowal
The author (and puppeteer) discusses climate change, discrimination, and how to write science fiction with a happy ending.
With Norm Macdonald, It’s Different Words but the Same Dehumanizing Story
In an offhand remark, the embattled comedian implied a correlation between Down syndrome and emotional apathy—and, in the process, he reinforced an old and hateful stereotype.
Did Trump Call Sessions ‘Retarded’?
The real harm against disabled Americans isn't the president's ableist rhetoric; it's his ableist policies.
Can Uber and Lyft Become Wheelchair Accessible?
A cap on ride-sharing companies in New York includes one important caveat: They're welcome to add as many wheelchair-accessible vehicles as they like.
Disability Rights Groups Come Out Strong Against Kavanaugh’s SCOTUS Nomination
The groups' opposition hinges on Kavanaugh's general distrust of social programs critical to disabled Americans.
Climate Struggle and Collective Action Are at the Center of This Year’s Hugo Awards
Many of this year's nominees highlight environmental degradation and liberation struggles.
‘Disability Rights Are Civil Rights’: Inside the CAP’s New Disability Justice Initiative
A conversation with Rebecca Cokley and Rebecca Vallas.
Understanding Facebook’s Failure to Deal With Hate Speech
A conversation with Siva Vaidhyanathan about why social media platforms aren't doing a better job at removing bigotry and misinformation.
Can We Save AP World History?
Instead of making students memorize facts, we should teach them to ask questions.
Billie Sutton Will Not Be Out-Cowboyed
Can a disabled former rodeo rider finally take the governor's mansion for the Democrats in South Dakota?