Our paper (first one in a journal as first author for me) is now out. 🙂 https://t.co/VuwmStyyUh (open) Thanks again to our incredible participants for all what they shared with us, which made writing this a very intense experience and at the same time facilitated it very much.

I’m tapped out of this convo cause the cycle is that we tell you so (like I wrote in 2015 when they were described as our benevolent saviors from an evil machine god), these fraudsters are positioned as “innovators” and us as naysayers, “analysts” inflate stock markets, and here

bell hooks: "We have to constantly critique imperialist white supremacist patriarchal culture because it is normalized by mass media and rendered unproblematic.”

I have been contacted by disabled people and their families, carers & supporters in various ways, reinforcing support for my decision to reject an MBE because they agree: disabled people are suffering and political choices by @UKGov have caused this.

Today in St. Andrews, a public health message. It is clear and logical. The message from public health / IPC (translated from earlier tweet) is neither clear nor logical.

https://t.co/kHWAhpEgHQ

when I’m trying to have have a political conversation but I’m arguing for human rights while they’re arguing for personal convenience

Spain sees a risk and acts accordingly. The UK? "Please don't come to hospital.."

yet another privatisation success story

Source? It was revealed to me on my walk

The absolute shite I'm reading about motability cars, wild. See when yer all done dehumanising asylum seekers & wanting disabled folk to go back to driving the wee 3 wheelers & have the bare minimum in life,who's next? Who are the billionaires going to tell you to shout at next?

Magnífica esta foto desde Lanteira de la imponente lenticular elevada sobre Sierra Nevada.

To honor Alice—and all our disability ancestors—is to keep building that connective tissue she described. To love fiercely, politically, on purpose. To ensure the filaments they left behind continue to glow in us, and through us, long after the world has forgotten. We won’t.

In disability communities, grief isn’t episodic. It’s cumulative. It layers. It reverberates. We lose people who should’ve had decades more time—because the world is engineered to wear us down. Yet, in that same world, disabled people keep building life with one another anyway.

Alice Wong taught us that disabled people don’t just leave memories behind—they leave infrastructure. Lineages of care. Methods of collective survival. She named the connective tissue that holds us together, even across death, even across the losses that come too fast & often.

Women with heart disease are more likely than men to be underdiagnosed, undertreated, and under-represented in research trials. This persistent gender gap is more than a clinical shortcoming; it is a deeper structural failure in health policy https://t.co/XgzARNvxFg

alice wong introduced me to the 10 principles of disability justice and i think they are vital to the continued existence of the human race so i am sharing them

for this to be alice's final post before dying is even more heartbreaking💜

British stop immigration rallies, in Spain

When you moan about admin, you’re channeling ancient wisdom

thanks, little free library