Media
Media that represents disability is something we’re passionate about at Rooted in Rights. In these pieces, you’ll learn why authentic representation is so important to making change.
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Saying Goodbye: A Message from Emily Ladau, Former Editor in Chief of the Rooted in Rights Blog
Queen Jasmeen: Creating Space for Disability Through Poetry
Disability is More Than Just Inspiration or Trauma. When Will Media Cover it Authentically?
I Do Not Owe You a Disability “Success” Story
Crip Camp Deserves an Oscar Win for Subverting Typical Narratives and Centralizing Disabled People
Are Celebrity-Studded “Autism-Fundraisers” Actually Supporting Autistic People?
Sia’s New Film “Music” Isn’t Just Bad Representation of Autistic People; It’s Downright Dangerous.
Accessible Video Calls
How Can Black People Protect Their Mental Health Right Now?
Facebook Avatars Are Fun…But They’re Definitely Not Disability-Inclusive.
Accessibility for Social Storytelling
For the Disability Community, Authentic Representation Makes a World of Difference
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