Against Technoableism: Rethinking Who Needs Improvement
[A] series of short, wonderfully lucid essays ... An important addition to the genre.
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Although framed as a denunciation of technoableism, the belief that technical advances will "cure" disability, this book is a more inclusive, intensely squirm-inducing attack on the almost universal conviction that disabled people are broken and require fixing ... Essential reading for the disabled and nondisabled alike.
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Equally fierce and funny, this will galvanize readers to demand genuine equity for people with disabilities.
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