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In today’s episode, we explore:
What is our embodied experience of tech creating access and connection for us as disabled BIPOC folks?
What is our felt sense of Mia Mingus’s “access intimacy”?
My own experiences of tech creating access to community, direct action, activism, healthcare, embodiment, income, food, and medicine as a disabled BIPOC person
Black disabled activist Vilissa Thompson’s writing on how tech helps foreground the overlooked voices of multiply-marginalized, disabled folks, helps us access community, and provides an avenue for activism with real-world impact
Disabled Chinese-American activist’s Alice Wong’s ideas of freedom, sense of self, and digital alchemy on the internet, from Moya Bailey’s Digital Alchemy podcast
SUPPORT MY WORK at therewilding.substack.com
EPISODE TRANSCRIPT: https://www.rewilding.cc/blog/how-tech-creates-access-connection-for-disabled-bipoc-bodies
CITATIONS
By TQIn today’s episode, we explore:
What is our embodied experience of tech creating access and connection for us as disabled BIPOC folks?
What is our felt sense of Mia Mingus’s “access intimacy”?
My own experiences of tech creating access to community, direct action, activism, healthcare, embodiment, income, food, and medicine as a disabled BIPOC person
Black disabled activist Vilissa Thompson’s writing on how tech helps foreground the overlooked voices of multiply-marginalized, disabled folks, helps us access community, and provides an avenue for activism with real-world impact
Disabled Chinese-American activist’s Alice Wong’s ideas of freedom, sense of self, and digital alchemy on the internet, from Moya Bailey’s Digital Alchemy podcast
SUPPORT MY WORK at therewilding.substack.com
EPISODE TRANSCRIPT: https://www.rewilding.cc/blog/how-tech-creates-access-connection-for-disabled-bipoc-bodies
CITATIONS