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Liberation Through the Lens of Disability Justice

This conversation brings together Mia Mingus and the Triple Cripples to discuss  disability justice and its relationship to liberation practice through their respective work. They discuss the intersections of disability justice with racial justice, transformative justice and abolition, and uplift the genius of disabled and chronically sick people in shaping the world we long for.

This video has been adapted from a live event that we ran in September 2021, facilitated by Farzana Khan.

Mia Mingus, The Triple Cripples

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