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Jeff Preston, PhD

@jeffpreston.bsky.social did:plc:yda3nz262yu26f5bzbbju2om

Associate Professor, Disability Studies @ King’s University College. Combobulating students since 2014. Interested in | 🎥 media representation | 💻 technoculture | ♿️ accessibility

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Jeff Preston, PhD (@jeffpreston.bsky.social) est sur Bluesky depuis le 11 juillet 2023. Le compte a 1 128 abonnés, suit 1 377 comptes et a publié 226 posts.

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  • Julie S. Lalonde@julieslalonde.bsky.social

    Somebody in Halifax *must* know who this clown is & I hope they come forward soon. Sending love to the poor Muslim women who were literally just buying groceries when they were attacked. Sending gratitude to the bystanders that *did* intervene to help. We don't have to let the haters win.

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  • Leah ProudLakota (she/her)@leahgazan.bsky.social

    Happy National Indigenous Peoples Day to all Indigenous people across Turtle Island, and beyond! This year marks the 30th anniversary of National Indigenous Peoples Day, a call to celebrate the history, cultures and traditions of First Nations, Métis and Inuit peoples across Turtle Island. (1/5)

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  • Heather McPherson MP@heathermcpherson.bsky.social

    On National Indigenous Peoples Day, we celebrate the First Nations, Inuit, and Métis peoples. But celebration without truth is not enough. Reconciliation means honouring Treaties, upholding Indigenous rights, implementing the Calls to Action, and respecting Indigenous self-determination.

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  • Aparna Nair@disabilitystor1.bsky.social

    To be clear: is art harder for many disabled artists? Less accessible? Yes. But disabled artists from Indian mouth painters to Frieda Kahlo and others have been making art their way for centuries. Their own work. Not work that is a simulacrum of art, reliant on stealing others work.

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