Sep
04
The Month of September: Gun Violence
It's here! Fall is finally here!
With it comes the start of the school year in North America,
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Newsletter
Aug
28
American Prison Labor and the 13th Amendment
Slavery in the United States supposedly stopped with the Emancipation Proclamation.
This was the declaration on January 1st, 1863 that
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Aug
21
The Unhelpful Trap of the Oppression Olympics
"There are people starving in Africa, you should be grateful for how good you've got it."
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Aug
14
Exploitation For Financial Gain: Does Slavery Still Exist?
We think of the slave trade as a thing of the distant past.
We hear the word 'slavery'
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Aug
07
The Month of August: Slavery in History, All the Way To Today
Another month, another topic. Man, time flies!
We're officially in the last month of Summer, and I am
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Jul
31
Creator Highlight: Disability Pride Month
Welcome to the end of another long, long month in 2024.
A lot has happened over the past few weeks.
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Jul
24
15-Minute Cities And How They Help The Disabled
Accessibility is a major issue for the disabled population. In last week's edition of the Missive, we discussed
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Jul
17
Accessibility For The Disabled
On Friday's episode of Unfiltered, I talked a little about systemic discrimination.
I discussed how erasure, disregard, and
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Jul
10
When Help Is Harmful: Autism Speaks and the Judge Rotenberg Center
Living with a disability is not easy. Whether it's a prominent physical disability that requires mobility aid or
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Jul
03
What's the Plan for July?
Now that we've reached the end of June, it's time to bid farewell to Pride. It&
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