Disabled communists and anarchists. Vol. 2 / Disability Action Research Kollective

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[2024]
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"Like many people in history, when communists and anarchists are remembered, their disabilities often go unacknowledged, even though they likely deeply impacted their lives and perspectives. Disabilities should not be seen as a shameful personal failure but as a neutral characteristic within the natural variation of humanity. This is the second zine of brief biographies of some of those revolutionaries."--From page 3.

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[Place of publication not identified] : Disability Action Research Kollective, [2024]

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1 online resource (26 pages) : black and white illustrations

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This zine is produced by the Disability Action Research Kollective (DARK), which is a disabled-led group working to make disability perspectives, history, and research more accessible to a general audience.
This zine features work by Richard Amm, Sophie Turbutt, Alexandra Morris, Benjamin Isitt, Ravi Malhotra, Cassandra Perry & Elif Aybas.
If you are the creator of this work and would like us to amend/remove any details in this catalogue record, please contact: collections@wellcomecollection.org

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