Jenny Morris
Abstract
In this work leading writers and activists reveal the many ways feminism can and must acknowledge disabled women for the benefit of all. The premise of the book is that disabled women have been marginalized by a male-dominated disabled movement.
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In this work leading writers and activists reveal the many ways feminism can and must acknowledge disabled women for the benefit of all. The premise of the book is that disabled women have been marginalized by a male-dominated disabled movement.
Key concepts: Feminism, Premise, Gender studies, Sociology, Disabled people, Epistemology, Life style, Philosophy