Turning Point USA made a literal watch list of professors, primarily women, queer folks and people of color, and made us targets of political violence. I’ve received hate mail and harassment and death threats off and on for nearly a decade in part due to that man’s organization so 🤷🏽‍♀️

#SubsOpen for Issue 17 of #WishboneWords #LitMag

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We publish #Disabled, #ChronicallyIll, and #Neurodivergent creatives!

We accept #Prose ( #Fiction & #CNF), #Poetry, #Hybrid, #BookReviews, #Art, & #Photography

#WriterSky #ArtistSky #CreatorSky #DisabilitySky

Wishbone Words is OPEN FOR SUBS for one more month (until May 31)!

Are you a #ChronicallyIll, #Disabled, or #Neurodivergent #Writer, #Author, or #Artist?

Visit www.wishbonewords.com/submit to view our sub guidelines and send us your work!

We accept #Prose ( #Fiction and #CNF), #Poetry, and #Art.

People mistaking cruelty for strength is at the root of most societal problems we face today.

Any #undergrads out there (all majors) looking for a super flexible remote internship this summer, shoot me a DM! My team and I at The Roch Society are looking to take in some content writers who want to build up their portfolio ✍️
#internship #writerswanted #collegecredit

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DUDE! Rewatching LOST for the first time in like 15+ years and I’d like to say that Hurley is hands down the best character in the show

Our submission window for Issue 16 will be open starting March1! We accept prose (fiction & non-fiction), poetry, art and photography! Please visit wishbonewords.com/submit for more guidelines. Tag some disabled and chronic talent below to spread the word!

day of birth! ♓️ #piscesseason

Got a lovely Valentine’s Day rejection email this a.m. 💌

I flip-flop almost every week/day/hour between feeling confident and completely out of my league in academia 🙂 #gradschool

A person may use a wheelchair because they cannot stand or walk at all.

A person may use a wheelchair because they cannot walk for long distances.

A person may use a wheelchair because they are recovering.

A person may use a wheelchair due to fatigue.

These reasons are all valid.

My favorite reads this year 📚
1. Just Above My Head by James Baldwin
2. An Apprenticeship or the Book of Pleasures - Clarice Lispector
3. The Message - Ta-Nehisi Coates
4. Sing, Unburied, Sing - Jesmyn Ward
5. James Baldwin: A Biography - David Leeming
6. Other Voices, Other Rooms - Truman Capote

I have discovered that it is very hard (but still rewarding) to write a paper about crip time in crip time.

I fear my productivity has maxed out for this semester. Time to be a cozy zombie 🛌🧟‍♀️

Almost a year to the day after I hand-drafted “Artificial Light,” it becomes a Pushcart Prize nominee 🔮
Shock and gratitude!!! Slightly speechless. Thank you Ink and Marrow team 🕯️

Disabled? Chronically Ill? Advocate? Artist? Seeking Community? Comment or message me to be added! <3
#disability #disabledartist #disabilityadvocate #disability #disibilityvisibility
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Thank you to the #DisSky #CripSky community for coming together to create this Crip & Disability Scholar starter pack.
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stretch. sleeb.

Soo I’m in year two of my MA program, studying narratives of chronic illness + disability storytelling.

With my thesis looming on the horizon, I’m desperate for any tips, advice, or support from those in the Humanities who have an MA/PhD. HUGE Bonus if you’re also in the #DisabilityStudies field! 💟