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We’re here to challenge the status quo, pushing readers and writers alike to think beyond the tired tropes of disability. The Rooted in Rights Blog publishes pieces that share perspectives on disability, amplify key issues and ideas, and make it known loud and clear that disability rights are human rights. View All Topics

If Your LGBTQIA+ Pride Event Isn’t Accessible to Disabled People, You’re Missing Out.

Disability History and Culture, LGBTQIA+
4 Activists Who Make Me Proud to be Disabled and Transgender

Activism and Advocacy, Disability History and Culture, LGBTQIA+, Race and Disability
In Case of Emergency, What Happens to Disabled Students?

Education, Emergency Preparedness
Ban Inaccessibility, Not Plastic Straws

Policy
Are We Turning a Corner on Discussions of Gun Violence and Mental Health?

Mental Health
We Want YOU to Support the Disability Vote (A Voting Accessibility Guide)

Disability Vote
It’s Time to Stop Ignoring the Intersections of Marginalized Identities

Disability History and Culture, LGBTQIA+, Race and Disability
May is Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome Awareness Month. Here’s What You Should Know.

Activism and Advocacy, Health, LGBTQIA+
Affordable Housing for Disabled People Should Be a Right, Not a Luxury

Caregiving, Community Living, Disability History and Culture
Activist Spotlight: Lillie Lainoff – Writer

Activism and Advocacy, Disability History and Culture
I’m Tired of Being Accused of “Faking” My Need for a Service Animal

Activism and Advocacy
As a Chronically Ill Mom, Even Tater Tots Are a Way to Show My Kids Love

Family