Registries, RSD, and Rhubarb: Fighting Ableism and Finding Joy
from Divergently Married
In our latest episode, we expose ableist policies in the US and UK, from RFK Jr’s registry proposal to Amnesty International’s report on the DWP’s cruelty. We discuss RSD for loved ones, fighting injustice, and find a little hope in rhubarb and small victories.
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