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14 Divided No More
The Toronto Disability Pride March and the Challenges of Inclusive Organizing
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Melissa Graham
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Chapters in this book
- Front Matter i
- Contents vii
- Illustrations x
- Acknowledgments xii
- Introduction 3
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Assemblages of Disability Research, Art, and Social Transformation
- Fixing 25
- Imagining Otherwise 54
- PosterVirus 76
- Deaf and Disability Arts 98
- “It Fell on Deaf Ears” 118
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Artistic Paths to Disability Activism
- (Dis)quiet in the Peanut Gallery 141
- Battle Lines Drawn 162
- Deconstructing Phonocentrism 181
- Crip the Light Fantastic 198
- Claiming “the Masters” for Disability Rights 206
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Rethinking Agency in Canadian Disability Movements
- Perching as a Strategy for Seeking Legitimacy for Broken Embodiments 221
- Challenging Rhetorical Indifference with a Cripped Poetry of Witness 241
- The Body as Resistance Art/ifact 260
- Divided No More 279
- Accountability, Agency, and Absence 289
- Conclusion 309
- Contributors 321
- Index 329
Chapters in this book
- Front Matter i
- Contents vii
- Illustrations x
- Acknowledgments xii
- Introduction 3
-
Assemblages of Disability Research, Art, and Social Transformation
- Fixing 25
- Imagining Otherwise 54
- PosterVirus 76
- Deaf and Disability Arts 98
- “It Fell on Deaf Ears” 118
-
Artistic Paths to Disability Activism
- (Dis)quiet in the Peanut Gallery 141
- Battle Lines Drawn 162
- Deconstructing Phonocentrism 181
- Crip the Light Fantastic 198
- Claiming “the Masters” for Disability Rights 206
-
Rethinking Agency in Canadian Disability Movements
- Perching as a Strategy for Seeking Legitimacy for Broken Embodiments 221
- Challenging Rhetorical Indifference with a Cripped Poetry of Witness 241
- The Body as Resistance Art/ifact 260
- Divided No More 279
- Accountability, Agency, and Absence 289
- Conclusion 309
- Contributors 321
- Index 329
