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Cripnormativity: An Essay About How We Think (and Don’t Think) About Disability

By Dr. Andrew Joseph Pegoda on February 6, 2021 • ( 3 )

Another publication is out!

My essay — “Cripnormativity: An Essay About How We Think (and Don’t Think) About Disability” — coins a new concept, “cripnormativity” and can be found here. Please take a read, think about it and then share with others! Thanks!

**This essay was selected by Medium editors as a Front Page Top Story.

Dr. Andrew Joseph Pegoda

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