News in Brief How Disabled Americans Are Fighting the GOP Health-Care Bill Advocates warn that the American Health Care Act would “annihilate” Medicaid, spiraling millions of disabled Americans into poverty.… Pacific Standard Staff
News in Brief The Shows Shaking Up Disability Representation on Television Speechless and Switched at Birth deliver great jokes, soapy family drama, and a primer in contemporary issues facing… Pacific Standard Staff
News in Brief The Supreme Court Makes It Easier for Disabled People to Sue Schools The 8–0 decision rules that disabled children have rights to sue schools over violations against the Americans With… Pacific Standard Staff
News in Brief Disability Hate Crimes Have Hidden Racial Implications But is there a way to solve one problem without creating another? s.e. smith
News in Brief How Academic Jobs Screen Out Disabled People Nearly every academic job listing claims not to discriminate based on disability. A lot of them still do. David M. Perry
News in Brief Advocacy Groups Confront the Trump Dilemma Many non-profits rely on bipartisan access to do their work. But how do you maintain both access and… Pacific Standard Staff
News in Brief The Future of Disability Rights in the White House An interview with Maria Town, outgoing disability liaison at the Office of Public Engagement. By David M. Perry… Pacific Standard Staff
News in Brief How a Prosecutor Decided That an Attack on a Disabled Black Kid Was Just Bullying When a disabled person of color is victimized, too often the courts don’t know what to do. By… Pacific Standard Staff
News in Brief Disability Heads to the Polls: What You Need to Know for Election Day As tens of millions of people who care about disability issues prepare to vote, and new movements emerge… Pacific Standard Staff
News in Brief Sexual Abuse and Disability The erasure of victims with disabilities. By David Perry (Photo: Jobs For Felons/Flickr) Last December, Nicholas Fifield, then… Pacific Standard Staff