Black Disability Politics

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Focusing on the intersection of disability and race, the book delves into the historical and contemporary engagement of Black activism with disability issues, highlighting its significance since the 1970s. It critiques the mainstream white-dominant disability rights movement for overlooking Black contributions, emphasizing the unique language and approaches of Black disability politics. By utilizing archival research and interviews, the author illustrates the necessity of integrating marginalized voices into public health initiatives, positioning Black disability politics as vital for the future of Black liberation movements.