A few weeks ago, I had my day made by a comic book. I had been browsing my local comic shop when I came…
Inspired by our recent roast of the newest adaptation of “Come As You Are,” here are 15 Disabled Characters That Should Have Been Played…
When I was younger, everyone looked at my peculiarity as some sort of gift to the world. I was special; smart; gifted; charming. I…
A quadriplegic, a wheelchair user, and a blind man are walking down the road when a cop pulls up next to them. Finding them…
“The love of our neighbour in all its fullness simply means being able to say ‘what are you going through?’” What Simone Weil touches…
It is no secret that film is very much lacking in diversity. Disability representation is limited, and accurate disability representation is even more so. However,…
Happy Pride month, Cripple Magazine readers! While many of us will not be attending Pride events this year, I hope that each of you…
Pride today largely consists of celebrations, rainbow-clad community members, and corporations capitalizing on the opportunity to seem inclusive. The major strides in advancing LGBTQ…
With J. K. Rowling’s recent harmful tweets rejecting trans* identity floating to the surface of the internet, we’ve been on the hunt for new…
An exploration of mental illness; how guilt and blame fit into the equation. My disorder is fuelled by self-hatred. If she* can keep me…