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4 Reasons That Feminism and Disability Rights Are Two Sides of the Same Coin
While Time Magazine debates whether the word “feminist” should be stricken from the English language, my recent research into disability employment issues has made me reflect on the parallels between problems faced by women and those faced by individuals with disabilities. Not only am I still convinced that feminism has a purpose and should be discussed, but I think that initiatives for women’s empowerment could hold a lot of promise for ameliorating the issues faced by persons with disabilities in the workplace. The following are four similarities between the workplace challenges faced by women and individuals with disabilities...Read More
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