This must-watch BBC documentary uncovers the hidden story of disabled Britain
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“The government needs to care for people with disabilities, otherwise coronavirus may not be the only killer illness in this pandemic.”
I’m fed up with being treated like a child.
Four powerful films to add to your must-watch list, immediately.
“I’m watching my train leave in five mins and I’m not on it...”
“I want people who have felt excluded from fashion to be part of it.”
The podcaster and disability advocate talks the Spice Girls, feminism and political activism.
The triathlete suffered a number of serious injuries in an accident at the end of August.
We need to make this procedure inclusive for all women.
“People assumed that because I’m a wheelchair-user, I was always a bridesmaid, never a bride…”
Thanks in part to Stormzy's unforgettable Glastonbury performance.
And why the news is so bittersweet
“Brain is finding it SO hard to imagine being loved in my chair...”
Martinez said the government has “blood on their hands” over its treatment of people living with a disability.
“This award is for every kid who is watching tonight who has a disability… who has been waiting to see themselves represented in this arena – you are.”
The Queer Eye star took to Twitter to start a discussion about potentially ableist phrases
“Hold onto your hats,” says Lucy Webster, because “it’s a bumpy ride.”
Accessibility is the next step in the representation movement
Comedian Rosie Jones on what she's learned
Kirsty Stevens, diagnosed with MS aged 22, on why Selma Blair is an inspiration