The #Disabled community must amplify the voices of our Black & POC activists.

We cannot tackle ableism & disablism without also confronting racism, including in our own spaces.

Who should we follow, listen to & learn from? Add to the list & RT
#DisabledPeopleForBlackLives

Here is the start of my list
@Tinu
@4WheelWorkOut
@HumanlyAwkward
@BlackDisability
@YoungMadB
@Keah_Maria
@blackgirlroar
@lilririah
@Imani_Barbarin
@abdigas
@twitchyspoonie
@ChronicTami
@x_bnetty3
@TSReid
@DeafHustle
@TripleCripples
@TweetKymOliver
@herroyalj

@1tsundere_child
@DisabilityStor1
@VilissaThompson
@SFdirewolf
@BlindDad_Uk
@kerima_cevik
@NotOurCat
@BeingKaylaSmith
@autistichoya
@Olas_Truth
@CObeySumner
@muslimah_han
@DisVisibility
@phineasfrogg
@spikescowboy

I am just going to highlight @Tinu & her incredible work cataloguing twitter for the #Disabled community.

You will find so many excellent people & hashtags to follow here https://twitter.com/Tinu/status/1223123550279626752">https://twitter.com/Tinu/stat...

Personally I would really like to connect with Black folks & People of Colour who are blind or visually impaired.

I feel that most of the resources, blogs or voices I have turned to have been from white blind / visually impaired people, & I need to expand my learning & community

and finally, of course please add yourself & any ways the #disabled community can offer support to your work, writing, creativity, art, where we can send funds if needed or even just so that we can come & chat, or admire nice pictures of your dog, dinner or plants!