We’re thrilled to spotlight the voices that don’t always get the attention they deserve – authors who are both disabled and from BIPOC backgrounds. These storytellers bring perspectives that explore intersectionality in ways we rarely see. They challenge stereotypes, reshape narratives and ultimately remind us of the importance of inclusion in the literary world. We’ll be exploring their work, celebrating their contributions and encouraging you to add these books to your reading list.
Disability Awareness Month: Books you should be reading
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