one of my friends got totally hammered at a literary event & went up to his friend who'd given his book four stars…
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Retweeted by Alison Stine @ReporterAndrew It must be the microchip embedded in my flesh. It's not a tracker but Don Henley's hits on repeat!
https://t.co/AAP8DJaHMSMy awkward response: "Not much. Hanging in there. What's ... new here with you?"
https://t.co/1XUgPCskpK @SchroederPoet ❤🔥"So, what's new?" -- the pharmacist I'd never met, before giving me my shot.Dressing up for my vaccine appointment because when else do I have the chance to wear hard pants, real shoes, and a necklace?I wrote about my education as a writer and how that intersected with my deafness. I like writing fiction the most,…
https://t.co/kkYyqui1ZdIn film, TV, and fiction, "Are you deaf?" is some of the sloppiest writing I know. It's also totally incorrect. As…
https://t.co/jVkJ3twWCtIt's very easy, even on a word choice level, to tell when a newsroom has no disabled reporters or editors on staff.…
https://t.co/Vxt1gxtlzr @maemurrayx If you feel comfortable, you should. Whenever I write about my deafness, I receive so many emails from…
https://t.co/lPs3DBdDVqJournalism's failure to consider stories from a disability lens is well-documented. What is NOT well-documented is…
https://t.co/WCyDlTEjWi... including being told by an English department head that ASL is not a "real" language--and as a professor, where…
https://t.co/7pqLYuTvASThe low-rate of employment among the d/Deaf is especially frustrating as the areas in which I've worked, academia a…
https://t.co/iL43CYiIv9Pointing out that birth control pills have a worse blood clot rate than any vaccine isn’t saying “blood clots are f…
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