To Be a Problem (LARGE PRINT EDITION)

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The book offers a critical examination of the disability rights movement, highlighting the exclusion of people of color and multi-marginalized communities. Dara Baldwin shares her experiences as a disability activist and policymaker, addressing the erasure of Black and Brown voices within the movement. She critiques how white disabled individuals often prioritize their experiences, neglecting the intersectionality of race and disability. Baldwin advocates for a collective liberation that authentically includes disabled people of color, urging a reevaluation of both disability rights and racial justice movements.