Disability justice

Fantastic.

So you end your book with a plea that we move from a disability rights perspective to a disability justice perspective.

Can you just talk us through what this would look like? Yeah.

Yeah, that's a great question.

So my understanding of disability justice comes from Mia Mingus, Akemi Nishida, Leah Lakshmi Piepzna-Samarasinha is great.

I'll spell her name for you later.

And the Sins Invalid Artists Collective.

So the way I understand it, disability justice is about getting beyond inclusion and getting beyond just including disabled people in systems that are structured on ableism, right? Because that's just, it's kind of tokenistic.

Thinking about care, lack of care.

harmful disguises of care, sometimes supportive experiences of care, and then thinking about how disability justice and Indigenous justice are all tied up in that.

Yeah, do you have any thoughts

along those lines?