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Can You Predict What You’ll Need? Talking Time, Space, and Disability with Margaret Price

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By Liz Bowen, Charlotte Rosen
| Public Books
Accessing higher education is hard enough for disabled students, who are faced with under-resourced offices of disability services, dismissive faculty, and unforeseen breakdowns of physical accessibility. But for those who make their way through the gauntlets of graduate school and the job market and reach “the other side” as faculty and staff, there can be ruder awakenings in store.
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of angels, satin and the rest you would have hated

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By Liz Bowen
| Contrary Magazine
a body that when laid out makes me remember the sun like a sheet hung behind a high hill not quite a mountain; back at your house one of your hairs has been crushed into an oriental rug and it waits there for your mother to find it shining in its own weak way; somewhere there is a tea kettle whistling and forgotten in an empty house; you know about the fires that creep along the tallest lines of trees sharper than silence and the christ statue reaching out of the woods with his white right...
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Lessons From the Blast Radius

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By Liz Bowen
| Jewish Currents
When I met Hedva over Zoom, late in the summer of 2022, they were in their apartment in Berlin, backed by an imposing wall of bookshelves that could barely contain their contents—each row of vertical spines supporting another layer of horizontally stacked books. A ceramic teapot, an evil eye talisman, a smattering of small photographs, and a print of Frida Kahlo occupied open space, lending the library the air of an altar.
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