Some poets: We hate The New York Times more than The New Yorker. Actually, we love The New Yorker.
Really? That's interesting.
The @nytimes had an entire series called THE DISABILITY SERIES. So that happened.
Remind me, again, when @NewYorker last pubbed disabled writer?
Really? That's interesting.
The @nytimes had an entire series called THE DISABILITY SERIES. So that happened.
Remind me, again, when @NewYorker last pubbed disabled writer?
And while we're here: How many openly & out disabled editors does @NewYorker actually employ? How many staff? How many tech people? How many ANYONE AT ALL openly and out as disabled at #TheNewYorker
Poets of a Certain Pedigree & possibly my Elders in Disability Studies:
"Cy, this is not the way to go about it."
Really? Interesting.
Because I've been "going about it" the other way, by writing poems, for FIFTEEN YEARS and nothing has changed.
#ChangeIt #DisabilityPride
"Cy, this is not the way to go about it."
Really? Interesting.
Because I've been "going about it" the other way, by writing poems, for FIFTEEN YEARS and nothing has changed.
#ChangeIt #DisabilityPride
To quote my teacher, Ishmael Reed, "I'm not even from New York." #IshmaelReed #MyTeacherRepsForDisabledPoets #DoesYours
You want to see him say it?
The direct quote is: "I don't even live in New York. I'm just someone who takes on institutions against the odds." 🖤
#HireDisabledPpl @NewYorker #OrBecomeIrrelevant
The direct quote is: "I don't even live in New York. I'm just someone who takes on institutions against the odds." 🖤
#HireDisabledPpl @NewYorker #OrBecomeIrrelevant
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