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Alice Wong

Alice Wong, a disabled activist and founder of the Disability Visibility Project, curates a collection that amplifies the diverse voices and experiences often excluded from mainstream narratives, offering a direct, unmediated view into disability culture and advocacy.

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Disability Visibility

The world is often built on an unspoken assumption: a default human body and mind. This invisible blueprint dictates everything from public spaces to cultural narratives, often rendering disabled lives as exceptions, afterthoughts, or objects of pity. But what happens when those who exist outside this narrow design step forward, not to be accommodated, but to redefine the blueprint itself? This episode dives into the profound act of disability visibility, revealing how sharing authentic experiences isn't just about representation; it's a powerful, collective force. It’s the quiet frustration of navigating a world not built for you, or the subtle shift in perspective when you encounter a disabled person simply living their life, not as an inspiration, but as a matter of fact. We explore how these voices dismantle stereotypes, build vibrant communities, and ultimately push us all to reimagine a society designed for the full spectrum of human experience, making it richer and more resilient for everyone.

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Alice Wong, a disabled activist and founder of the Disability Visibility Project, curates a collection that amplifies the diverse voices and experiences often excluded from mainstream narratives, offering a direct, unmediated view into disability culture and advocacy.