Nothing About Us Without Us: Disability Oppression and Empowerment
Nothing About Us Without Us explores disability oppression and empowerment through a social and political lens. Centering the demand for participation and representation, James I. Charlton examines why disabled people must help shape the decisions, movements, and policies that affect their lives.
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Nothing About Us Without Us examines disability oppression and empowerment.
The book centers the principle that disabled people should have a voice in decisions and movements affecting their lives.
James I. Charlton presents disability as a subject of social and political concern.
Its focus is on understanding oppression while considering pathways toward greater empowerment.
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