From the Book - First edition.
Part 1 : Anti-ableism and you
Not all disabilities are apparent
Disability is not a bad word
Disability is not a bad thing
A brief history of the disability rights movement
Disability intersectionality
Why you should care about disability
Recognize and use your privilege
Overcome your non-disabled guilt and shame
Accurate disability representation matters
Part 2 : Anti-ableism and your community
Interrupt ableist microaggressions and harassment
Don't give unsolicited advice
Support people with non-apparent disabilities
Don't treat disabled people as your inspiration
Be in community with disabled people
Treat disabled people with respect and dignity
Exist in the contradictions
Take accountability for ableist harm
Part 3 : Anti-ableism and societal change
Inclusive design benefits everyone
Make public spaces accessible (in person and digitally)
Building a disability-inclusive work culture
Cater to disabled customers
Support disability entrepreneurship
Advocate with disabled people
Conclusion : The anti-ableist manifesto.
