Disney’s ‘Songs in Sign Language’ Reimagines Familiar Songs Through a Deaf Lens
Walt Disney Animation Studios’ Songs in Sign Language, debuting April 27 on Disney+, is an opportunity to bring songs to
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Finding Dory, Disability Culture, and Collective Access
Originally posted at Disability Visibility Project On June 25, I saw Finding Dory after reading many positive reviews and recommendations
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DC’s Next Superhero Spin-Off Should be Birds of Prey
We all know that DC’s television universe is a force to be reckoned with. Hell, the Berlanti-verse alone is already
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On Body Image, Diversity, and Comics’ Outdated Standard of Beauty
Originally posted on Black Nerd Problems ESPN made a “Body Issue” based on Marvel superheroes, and it’s glorious. But before
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Disabled Geeks: Improve Representation of Disability in Wikis
Calling all geeky crips! Do you have a favorite comic book character with a disability? Do you find wiki posts
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Ink and Ashes and Tu Books’ New Visions Award for YA Writers
This week we’re excited about two things: one is a book, the other an awesome opportunity. For us readers: Ink and
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The Fight for Audio Description on Netflix’s Daredevil
When Marvel’s much-anticipated Daredevil premiered on Netflix on April 10, the disability community, especially the nerds with disabilities, looked forward
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Different But Not Broken: Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. and Disability
by Jihan Abbas | Originally posted at the Disability Visibility Project Within the superhero genre, comic books have always strongly
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Mobility for Justice
Hey everyone! If you’ve been on this ride with me for a while you know that I have always been
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A Mutant from Planet Cripton, An Origin
In 1974, a baby arrived in the suburbs of Indianapolis, Indiana from the planet Cripton. She looked like the offspring
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