Bad Cripple

Paralyzed since I was 18 years old, I have spent much of the last 30 years thinking about the reasons why the social life of crippled people is so different from those who ambulate on two feet. After reading about the so called Ashley Treatment I decided it was time to write a book about my life as a crippled man. My book, Bad Cripple: A Protest from an Invisible Man, will be published by Counter Punch. I hope my book will completed soon.

Friday, July 13, 2018

Ticket Seller's Ignorance

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I love baseball in large part because the game saved my sanity as a morbidly ill child. I seen much of my youth on the pediatric neurologica...
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Thursday, June 28, 2018

New Wheelchair Enthusiasm

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Most people are familiar with new car enthusiasm. New car enthusiasm means the brand new car gets thoroughly cleaned on a regular basis. Peo...
Wednesday, May 30, 2018

The Failure of Disability Rights Movement

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I have been active in and around the disability rights movement since 1978. I was paralyzed at age 18--a few months before I was to attend c...
Monday, May 21, 2018

Sometimes Paralysis Sucks

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Yesterday was unpleasant and uncomfortable. Like many people who survive and thrive with paralysis, I have multiple secondary complications ...
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Wednesday, May 2, 2018

David Goodall: Dying in Support of a Media Campaign

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In the last 48 hours dozens if not hundreds of newspaper articles have superficially covered the pending death via euthanasia of David Gooda...
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Friday, April 27, 2018

Academic Ableism at Syracuse and Beyond

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Yesterday I read a hard-hitting email sent to Syracuse University faculty listserv written by Stephen Kuusisto. My first thought was this wi...
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Thursday, April 26, 2018

Arrests: Past and Present

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I have never been arrested. I have avoided arrest for my own physical safety and a more personal reason--any arrest would have deeply upset ...
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william Peace
PhD 1992 in anthropology Columbia University, I am interested in disability rights and bioethics.
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