The Intersection of being Black, Jewish, and Disabled - Part 2
The Politics of Disability
10/08/22
•21m
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Mary and Love continue their conversation as they dive into why Love created "Ableism Fridays," being an educator, the pandemic, and mental health.
Love is a disabled Black and Jewish Higher Education administrator and educator. Love has led numerous trainings on creating inclusive communities and addressing internal and external biases.
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Love currently runs an Instagram account that focuses on issues facing the Black, Jewish, and disability communities at large. She is passionate about learning and justice. She has lived all over the United States and currently resides in New England.
You can follow Love on social media here.
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The Politics of Disability was named Best Interview Podcast at the Astoria Film Festival in both October 2022 and again in June 2023.
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The Intersection of being Black, Jewish, and Disabled - Part 1
September 23, 2022
•17m
In part one of this episode, Mary and educator Love Wallace discuss the nuances and complexities surrounding intersectionality.
They also talk about Love's experiences as a Black, Jewish, disabled woman and why it's difficult to get every part of her identity recognized by some.
Love is a disabled Black and Jewish Higher Education administrator and educator. Love has led numerous trainings on creating inclusive communities and addressing internal and external biases.
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Love currently runs an Instagram account that focuses on issues facing the Black, Jewish, and disability communities at large. She is passionate about learning and justice. She has lived all over the United States and currently resides in New England.
You can follow Love on social media here.
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The Politics of Disability was named Best Interview Podcast at the Astoria Film Festival in both October 2022 and again in June 2023.
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The Intersection of Publishing and Ableism - Part 1
October 21, 2022
•21m
Mary talks with founder and president of Row House Publishing, Rebekah Borucki about the lack of marginalized representation, particularly disabled representation in the publishing world, what needs to happen in order to change that, and how important access to books is for children (and everyone).
Rebekah “Bex” Borucki (she/they) is a mother-to-five, self-help and children's author, and the Founder and President of Row House Publishing, Wheat Penny Press (Row House's children's imprint), and the WPP Little Readers Big Change Initiative, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit serving students in under-resourced school districts.
You can learn more about Row House Publishing here.
The Politics of Disability was named Best Interview Podcast at the Astoria Film Festival in both October 2022 and again in June 2023.
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