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How Disability Is Represented in Theater
At the end of my junior year I began doing work with a group on campus called Wesleyan Students for Disability Rights (WSDR). Although I had never considered myself an activist, my work in my American Sign Language class inspired me to learn more about the world of disabilities. What does it mean to be disabled? It turns out that is a very difficult question to answer. While many people believe that they could “spot” a disabled person, this is often not the case…Read More
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