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Tag: institutional ableism

On Apologetic Disability

Posted on April 27, 2016July 6, 2022 by Kamila Rina

Last year, during a challenging experience of having to trial-and-error solutions to disability access while staying somewhere overnight, I realised I often exhibit an attitude I’ve started calling Apologetic Disability.  (When I talked this afterwards over with my spousefriend, who…

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Kamila Rina is an autistic and multi-disabled immigrant non-binary/genderfluid bi & ace-spectrum poet, activist, an educator/peer counsellor on sexuality, disability, gender, and trauma, and a survivor of long-term violence. (Read More)

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