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Bodies, Ableism and Disability Justice Theories, case studies, and other texts examining historical and current social inequities and social movements associated with disability. Topics may include current and historical injustices such as exclusion and surveillance, representations of ability and disability, disability and intersectionality, policy, human rights, and activist responses.
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Bodies, Ableism and Disability Justice Theories, case studies, and other texts examining historical and current social inequities and social movements associated with disability. Topics may include current and historical injustices such as exclusion and surveillance, representations of ability and disability, disability and intersectionality, policy, human rights, and activist responses.
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