There are Disabled People in the Future

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No Future No Cry

7 episodes

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As a deep dive into the wild imaginings of leading artists, activists and thinkers, No Future No Cry explores interpretations of future worlds across six immersive episodes. Creator and Host Syrus Marcus Ware invited six leading voices in art and activism to write a story about the future, set within a century from now. These stories invite listeners to experience futures that explore the apocalyptic, the beautiful, the hopeful, and the sacred. Following the stories, the authors join Syrus in illuminating conversations about their hopes, fears, and visions.

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There are Disabled People in the Future

No Future No Cry

52 minutes 31 seconds

1 year ago

There are Disabled People in the Future

Exploring the struggles and resilience of disabled, deaf, and MAD communities facing climate catastrophes and pandemics, Leah Lakshmi Piepzna’s There Are Disabled People In the Future is comprised of journal entries written by Ravenna K. Black over a period of nine months. The entries reflect upon her life and community during a time of upheaval and change.

Highlighting the complex intersections between disability, survival, and collective action, the episode concludes with a profound discussion between host, Syrus Marcus Ware and Piepzna-Samarasinha about the story's memory, and the potential for transformative justice amidst ongoing crises.