By Ouyang Dan on 2 July, 2010
We took The Kid to the base theatre on Wednesday night to see Dreamwork’s How to Train Your Dragon, which is loosely adapted from a YA Book series of the same name. [Tame OYD Review with mild SPOILERS ahead] It is a story of a teen boy, Hiccup, who lives in the Viking village of [...]
Posted in media and pop culture, movies, Uncategorized | Tagged depictions of disability, disability, Dreamworks, How to Train Your Dragon, intersectionality, media and pop culture, pop culture
By Ouyang Dan on 2 July, 2010
Warning: Offsite links are not safe spaces. Articles and comments in the links may contain ableist, sexist, and other -ist language and ideas of varying intensity. Opinions expressed in the articles may not reflect the opinions held by the compiler of the post and links are provided as topics of interest and exploration only. I [...]
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By Annaham on 2 July, 2010
I have dealt with disability, in various capacities, for my entire life — this started when I was born three months prematurely and was affected by cerebral palsy (left hemiplegia, if anyone really wants to know) as a result. I know what you might be thinking: You cannot possibly have CP, Annaham! CP is always [...]
Posted in bodies, i'm right here, identity, normality, othering, small stories | Tagged bodies, cerebral palsy, hemiplegia, movement, pride
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