"The Disability Studies Reader"

"The Disability Studies Reader" is a comprehensive collection of essays that explore disability as a social, cultural, and political phenomenon. It challenges traditional views that see disability solely as a medical issue, emphasizing how societal attitudes, policies, and environments shape experiences of disability. The book discusses key concepts like accessibility, identity, and advocacy, highlighting the importance of understanding disability beyond individual limitations. It serves as an accessible resource for students, educators, and anyone interested in examining how society can become more inclusive and equitable for people with diverse abilities.