A considered show this month with Phil and Simon. We review the deeply unsettling BBC documentary ‘Targeted - the truth about disability hate crime’. You can watch it on iPlayer. On YouTube, we've posted a video of us discussing the documentary. (links to both below)

Simon recently attended some equality training called Beyond Bias, delivered by Guilaine Kinouani from Race Reflections. Two elements struck him as relevant to disability equality, so we try and see if they apply. First was the concept of intergenerational trauma, and the second, a quote from Audre Lorde (pictured below) ‘There’s no such thing as a single-issue struggle because we don’t live single-issue lives".

Listeners Corner is a bumper one this month, and we finish with Cultural Corner, a new addition to the Show, where we recommend a couple of items you might be interested in. It could be another podcast, a book, a tv show, film, blog or article. Geoff Adams-Spink provides the suggestions.

Links

Targeted - the truth about disability hate crime  BBC iPlayer

The Way We Roll YouTube channel

Beyond Bias training from Race Reflections

Intergenerational trauma

Audre Lorde No such thing as a single-issue struggle because we don't live single-issue lives

Guilane Kinouani on Twitter

Adam Buxton podcast with Stewart Lee

Fall - The Mystery of Robert Maxwell by John Preston Hardback link

Fall - The Mystery of Robert Maxwell by John Preston  Audible audiobook link

Our thanks to Geoff Adams-Spink - Twitter @GAdams_Spink

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