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Jun 2020
31m 11s

Dismantling Racism & Ableism with Lydia ...

Meg Ferrell
About this episode
Lydia X. Z. Brown is an autistic attorney and disability justice advocate who specifically focuses on violence against multiply-marginalized disabled people. Join us as we explore how racism impacts the lives of autistic brown, black, and indigenous kids, and what steps OTs should take to move towards an anti-racist practice. 
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