Gracen Brilmyer

@gracenbrilz

queer Disabled PhD candidate focusing on archives, disability studies, natural history museums & colonialism, Editor they/them

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Vrijeme pridruživanja: srpanj 2017.
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  1. Prikvačeni tweet
    2. tra 2018.

    Finally published this piece on using feminist disability studies in archival theory. Many years of work, conversations, editing, collaborations, and emotions poured into this article!

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    🚨TOMORROW — “The perverse absent-presence” Join us in 202 to hear () discuss their research 📑with archival users & the effect of representation. Can't make it? Watch the live stream at 🕓4:10pm ➡️

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    31. sij

    Bay Area: I’m presenting on my research about and next week at UC Berkeley! Free, open to the public, fragrance-free, ASL interpreted & live captioned

    📆Feb.4 — “The perverse absent-presence” Join us next Tuesday to hear () discuss their research 📑with archival users & the effect of representation. — 4:10pm in 202 ➡️
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    Just a heads up that if you see someone wearing a face mask, it may not mean they are contagious a) some chronically ill people wear face masks to protect ourselves from germs; b) some chronically ill people wear face masks because fragrance/perfume = migraine trigger.

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    Resharing this great piece by my peeps , and my thoughts included also. “Black disability history is part of Black history which is American history.” -me "The Overlooked History Resharing of Black Disabled People"

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    31. sij

    We're excited for CTSP & alum 's presentation "The Perverse Absent-Presence: Disability and the Perception of Archival Representation." Join us on Tues (2/4) at 4pm in South Hall or via live stream! Event details:

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  7. 31. sij

    Bay Area: I’m presenting on my research about and next week at UC Berkeley! Free, open to the public, fragrance-free, ASL interpreted & live captioned

    📆Feb.4 — “The perverse absent-presence” Join us next Tuesday to hear () discuss their research 📑with archival users & the effect of representation. — 4:10pm in 202 ➡️
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    28. sij

    This presentation by next Tuesday looks fantastic!! 2/4/20, , Berkeley, CA “The perverse absent-presence”: Disability and the perception of archival representation

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  9. 23. sij

    also hilariously sad that people think we can just “call the ADA” as if it’s an organization that’s at the ready to solve access issues

    it’s depressing to think that folks not only believe that ADA-compliance is widespread but that the ADA is even a worthy barometer of accessibility (hint: it isn’t)
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    22. sij

    I don’t know who needs to hear this but accessibility isn’t special treatment... the bar is not even at the bare minimum for Disabled folks at this point. 🙃

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    5. pro 2019.

    Bay Area: I’m giving a talk at UC Berkeley on Feb 4 on some of my research with archival users & the affect of representation! This event is fragrance-free, ASL interpreted & live-captioned Excited to present on my work & hang w some pals!

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    17. sij

    What Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley just did was come out of the closet about her hidden disability. I’m proud of her for it because black women keep our disabilities secret out of fear of ableist judgment and racism. Alopecia is an autoimmune disease.

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    11. sij

    I am overjoyed to announce that the comic "Six Methods of Microphone Avoidance" has just been published! Co-authored by me and Amanda J. Hedrick. Please share widely, and remember ... The volume of your voice is NOT THE ISSUE. …

    P.S. If you're at an session and a speaker turns off the mic and says, "Can you hear me without this?" or "I have a loud voice" --> Shout out "Please use the mic!" in response.
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    13. sij

    Thread on the grueling & exhausting processes by which disabled people must prove they are disabled to receive benefits & to maintain benefits over the years. The State has time & endurance on its side.

    The amount of medical evidence--I cannot overstate this--required to prove SSDI/SSI eligibility is truly epic. Sometimes I walked into a hearing with literally a thousand pages of medical records & tests from half a dozen providers & the ALJ still denied benefits.
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    11. sij

    So today, using this hashtag my ask is that you pledge to . Disabled Black trans women Disabled black queer women Disabled black cis women Disabled black Womxn

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    5. sij

    “When are we going to stop seeing disabled people as burdens? Because I’ve worked all my life not to see myself that way,” -

    On disgusting NYT coverage of a recent murder-suicide: "[T]he way the story is told exemplifies everything wrong with how the media covers crimes against disabled people."
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    3. sij

    Traveling with a disability is extremely expensive. We can’t just rent a cheap Airbnb, we can’t backpack random places without planning, we can’t get on any cheap flight. We need to plan accessibility needs & those are costly. This deters a lot of disabled people from traveling.

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    1. sij

    Happy new year 🎉 let's start 2020 with a friendly reminder to event, conference & meeting organizers to NEVER ask people to legitimize your initiatives without compensation. It should NEVER cross your mind to ask disabled ppl to give of their time & expertise for free.

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    29. pro 2019.

    Now seems like a good time to promote ’s anti-filicide toolkit. It’s designed for advocates, but I think it also has good information for journalists about common narratives that do harm.

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    29. pro 2019.

    When we frame these murders as love, we are essentially justifying the killings of disabled and ill people and that’s why they keep happening. Things like these, despite intent, help frame the way we view disabled and ill people.

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    28. pro 2019.

    Don’t disclose people’s diagnoses/disability w/o their permission! I can’t believe this has to be said. Many ppl don’t disclose bc of safety reasons. Respect that♿️

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