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30 Jan, 4 tweets, 1 min read
Putting “young” high risk people as last for vaccines is eugenics, send tweet
come follow me, i study & talk about disability
Check out this amazing comprehensive resource with vaccine groups by state!!!
People who are reading this tweet as me saying “deny old people vaccines”....are really missing the point. But go on.

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17 Dec 20
New intro thread, because time moves really quickly?

Here's who I am, what I do, some of my work, and how you can support me ⤵️ (1/10)
I'm Kayle. 24 years old. I'm disabled & chronically ill.

I'm a writer, public speaker, and disability justice advocate.

I have my bachelors in media studies & my masters in disability studies. (2/10)
I am currently serving a year with Public Allies through Americorps, an apprenticeship program that allows me to work with a local nonprofit.

My dream is to work with disability public policy in the nonprofit sector (and maybe law school? Who knows!) (3/10)
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3 Jul 20
as promised, a thread on #CripTax

I want to talk about a very particular type of Crip Tax. For a more comprehensive idea of the extra costs with being disabled, check out @Imani_Barbarin’s hashtag #TheCostOfBeingDisabled!
Let’s start off with asset caps. Many disabled people live with an asset cap, meaning they cannot own or make a certain amount of money. The most common limit is assets over $2,000.
But it’s also just more expensive for disabled people to exist. Our $2,000 doesn’t mean as much as your $2,000

Why? The most obvious reason is increased medical bills, and insurance not covering things like $800 wheelchairs that people need to navigate the world.
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18 May 20
ready for an introduction thread? here we go.

the name's kayle. i'm 23. i'm disabled and chronically ill. i got my bachelors degree in 2018 in some major called "Media, Society, and the Arts." my senior thesis was titled "Disability in the Age of Technocracy."

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i will be getting my masters degree in december 2020 (if the world doesn't end by then) in Disability Studies. what is this, you ask? well, it's a lot of things. it studies disability from an interdisciplinary perspective.

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it's the study of disability history, sociology, theory, demographics, law and policy, media, art, literature, everything.

having gone to art school, i appreciate that. but i've become especially interested in law & policy as i go through my studies

3/6
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