Why shouldn’t disability be allowed in the activist call for change? Why are we always treated as second class citizens? After all, we are supposed to be living in a democracy, aren’t we?
About the Book
Why shouldn’t disability be allowed in the activist call for change? Why are we always treated as second class citizens? After all, we are supposed to be living in a democracy, aren’t we? We are human beings just like the rest of society. I think that it’s now time for action, the discrimination against disability has gone on for far too long.
In CP Isn’t Me, Samantha shares her own personal experiences of living with mild cerebral palsy in the hope of breaking the stigma associated with disability.
Her story is part autobiographical and part factual, detailing the setbacks and barriers she has faced during her life and highlighting how people living with cerebral palsy are able and entitled to live normal lives.
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