Researcher explores perceptions of disability in post-revolutionary Mexico
Susan Antebi’s work focuses on departures of notions of normalcy and the injustices that people living with disabilities have been subjected to
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Susan Antebi’s work focuses on departures of notions of normalcy and the injustices that people living with disabilities have been subjected to
Shortly after the Mexican Revolution, the country’s leaders believed the best way to create a healthy young generation was through campaigns and efforts to minimize disability.
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The University of Utah's newest college is one of five in the nation to receive a $517,000 grant fto create an intersectional studies collective to examine how race, gender, sexual orientation and disability, among other critical entities, intersect.
The University of Utah's newest college is one of five in the nation to receive a $517,000 grant fto create an intersectional studies collective to examine how race, gender, sexual orientation and disability, among other critical entities, intersect.