Disrupting Fixity: Palestine as Central to Decolonial Disability Justice
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Keywords
disability, Palestine, settler-colonialism, ableism, Zionism
Abstract
This conversation enacts a decolonial feminist intervention, especially in the realm of knowledge production. More specifically, the conversation is a real-time attempt to “disrupt fixity” by insisting that the fight for the liberation of Palestine is central to decolonial disability futures.
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