Early American Disabilities Studies: Teaching (and Confronting) Internalized Ableism

Vivian Delchamps

Early American Disabilities Studies: Teaching (and Confronting) Internalized Ableism

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Abstract

How might college instructors introduce students to disabled people in an earlier America who expressed negative views about disability? How can we discuss ableism and internalized ableism in the classroom without chastising or shaming?

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Original language	American English
Journal	Insurrect!
State	Published - 2023

Keywords

Ableism
Disabilities
Disabled People

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English Language and Literature

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Early American Disabilities Studies: Teaching (and Confronting) Internalized Ableism

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