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A Deaf Black man wearing glasses looks neutrally at the camera while holding a hand lettered sign declaring “NOTHING about us without US.” The man wears denim overalls and has a black and white beard, septum piercing, and hair pulled back with a bandana. The background features a vibrant mural of a Black woman looking down. Photo courtesy of Disabled And Here. Photo by Gritchelle Fallesgon. The background mural’s artist is Lliam Werproc.

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And so what this book does is I talk about it with jokes, I talk about it with rap bars, I talk about it with really from a place of joy and soul because I don’t believe you’re going to change a system until you get the people benefiting from it excited to change it with you. And so that is what this book does. We bring in a bunch of interviews from top celebrities and public figures who have disabilities, neurodivergences, and other conditions.”

— Lachi

The promo image for Episode 27 of Disability Inclusion Required featuring Sandy Ho