予告編はこちら(1/1)
Search timeline
People
🗣️ "Quan acabes de veure «Crip Camp,» penses que malgrat tot, malgrat que les jerarquies i els centres petitíssims on no hi cap tothom, hi ha gent extraordinària"
Una proposta de l'escriptora a la Filmoteca del 44 #EinesIrla 📲 my.mtr.cool/vcnoiugjgk
3
8
Replying to
Trial of the Chicago 7 (peace, man)
Scotland, PA (Macbeth in the 70s)
Feels Good Man (Pepe frog doc)
Severance (brilliant sci fi)
Greener Grass (Suburbia satire)
Ascension (about China)
Crip Camp (about the ADA)
Summer of Soul (amazing concert)
1
6
Replying to
Last Sundance Film Festival I worked with the cast/directors of Crip Camp. Dealing with "accessible" venues was very eye opening. Like wow the worlds not set up well for people with disabilities
New homes should be required to be built with at least 1 door thats legit accessible
1
3
Replying to
And to your point there's certainly more to say about the cases you mention. I was thinking about how the Obamas' influence on the documentary Crip Camp likely contributed to its unambiguously (and unreasonably) positive ending to the radical history of Disability Rights.
1
Watch the movie "Crip Camp" on Netflix for a real education on just how bad things were before the disability rights movement forcibly occupied federal buildings & more to shame our government into changing laws about physical disabilities.
We still need more work on that.
10/10
1
Replying to
Still have not seen Almost Famous, but will check it out.🎥
Schindler's List, Some Like It Hot, Step Brothers, Crip Camp, The Count of Monte Cristo (2002)
Last night, I had a fkn NIGHT OFF!!!
So, watched this.
I hope people watch and learn.
1
4
8
What are your favourite books, podcasts, movies or any other media on disability? Let us know below. 😃
We got together tonight to watch the Crip Camp documentary for this #DisabilityHistoryMonth. It’s free to stream on YouTube.
1
3
I finally got around to seeing the documentary "Crip Camp." It was just as good as everyone said. That group from Camp Jened was a force to be reckoned with. #accessibility #Disability #activism
Thomas, u're obviously a trouble maker alright! If u google this topics u've mentioned u'll find #Netflix has covered all n' more. Just to mention a few: crip camp-disability revolution, the wonder, the game changers etc. Be kind n' stop being wicked! Always tell the truth!
Quote Tweet
Replying to @NetflixUK
People are starving. People can't heat their homes. People can't get the help, support, treatment and healthcare they need. Homelessness. Disabled people treated like criminals. The Tories corrupt crooks to the core. Where's the Netflix series on those?
🌟This month, we are featuring Cal-related books, podcasts, music & films.
🎬Crip Camp, Netflix
"... shows how a summer camp in upstate New York galvanized a generation of activists and influenced Berkeley’s disability rights movement." -
1
4
6
Show this thread
“Crip Camp” is a great movie. If you haven’t yet, you should see it. You may hate it because the protests in it will serve to remind you that in the battle for minority rights and safety, intersectionality is and always has been your friend.
1
Replying to
Off the top of my head:
Film - Crip Camp, Loop (Pixar animated short)
Books - Nobody Nowhere (Donna Williams), We Move Together youtube.com/watch?v=avFfst (audio-described)
Lately enjoying poems from the nonspeaking community in IG. Can access some here: leoinbloom.com
2
2
I thought 'Crip Camp' was a magnificent documentary. Everyone should watch it.
I didn't see the protests full of non-disabled "disabled" activists, though.
Quote Tweet
Replying to @DisabledJess
The disabled people in your replies who have such a poor knowledge of our own political/activist history... I'd feel bad for them if they weren't being so awful!
Que gran abrazo es crip camp aunque siempre termines así 😭😭😭
A group of us are watching the documentary Crip Camp about disability activism tomorrow at 6pm. If you are interested in socials like this do join our social group for disabled students:
2
The #cripcamp film is a very important film because it is part of disability rights history #uscidgala
2
8
Replying to
I really hope you are feeling better. Some documentaries that might be fun to watch: Free Solo, Crip Camp, 20 feet From Stardom and Rescue. If you have never seen Inside Job ( Oscar, Best Documentary 2010) It is extraordinary but not uplifting and will make you furious.