accessibility
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Dialogue and Opinion
Disability is Not a Metaphor
Disabled people and their experiences are not metaphors. Still, we often co-opt disability terminology and utilize casually ableist language for…
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Politics
Meet Kenneth Mejia, the Candidate Running for L.A. Controller on a Radical Platform: Doing His Job
“Your generation has the most to benefit from a city watchdog, especially when it comes to issues like the environment.…
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Campus Life
Becoming Undeniable: Disabled Student Union Holds Protest for Remote Learning Access
“No one should have to worry for their life during a lecture”
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Campus Life
UCLA’s Ableist Policy Change — And What You Can Do About It
Image Description: A black logo for the UCLA Disabled Student Union against a white background. This article was published in…
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Campus Life
Now More Than Ever, We Need Parks Equity
“Investing in parks for underrepresented youth is justice reform.”
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Campus Life
Race, Poverty, Justice, and Access to Health
“Education without values, as useful as it is, seems rather to make man a more clever devil.” —C.S. Lewis
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The Revolution Will Be Accessible: Academic Elitism in Leftist Critique
Now that the Women’s March is over, let’s hold each other accountable while making room for mistakes.
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