Ideas Politics Marianne Williamson’s Ideas About Health and Disability Are Downright Dangerous The threats that Williamson's ideas present to disabled people are not just hypothetical. David M. Perry
Footnotes From the Archives News in Brief The U.N. Is Calling for the Inclusion of People With Disabilities in the Climate Change Debate In a new resolution, the organization urges governments to listen to those who are affected the most by natural disasters. Isabela Dias
Education When Universities Shortchange Grad Students, Undergrads Suffer Too A new report highlights gross inequities in health coverage for grad students—and a lack of access to mental-health resources more generally. David M. Perry
Education The College Admissions Scandal and the Trouble With Strictly Timed Standardized Tests When we prioritize speed on the SAT, we discriminate against poor or disabled students—while we discount the importance of slower, deeper thinking. Ruth Colker
Ideas How to Make Grad School More Humane It's time to end the boot-camp approach to grad school. David M. Perry
Social Justice Americans Are Becoming Less Racist and Homophobic, According to New Research But weight-related bias appears to be increasing. Tom Jacobs
Education Restraint in Schools and the Death of an Autistic Child These policies continue to traumatize and endanger children and teens. David M. Perry
Articles Audio Social Justice Sailing Blind At the extreme end of adaptive sports, technology allows visually impaired sailors to compete without the assistance of sighted crewmembers. Benjamin Rachlin
Education People With Down Syndrome Are Not Endangered Animals Cute, well-intentioned depictions of people with Down syndrome as charismatic megafauna literally dehumanize them. David M. Perry
Social Justice How to Run for Office If You Have a Disability The National Council on Independent Living is starting to track disabled candidates and train them to run. David M. Perry