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In this episode of 'Some Stutter, Luh!', host Greg welcomes Anne, a visually impaired advocate and activist. Anne shares her personal history with sight loss, elaborating on the systemic challenges she faces and the impact of ableism on her life. They engage in a compelling discussion on the historical context of the term 'legally blind,' the struggles within the educational and employment systems for people with disabilities, and the pervasive issue of disability poverty. Anne also emphasizes the importance of solidarity among different disabled communities and calls for a more inclusive and understanding society. Towards the end, she sheds light on the controversial topic of medical assistance in dying (MAID) for disabled individuals in Canada. A must-watch for those interested in disability rights and social justice.
00:00 Introduction and Welcome
00:43 Understanding Visual Impairment
02:40 Personal History of Sight Loss
06:16 Challenges of Disability Rights Activism
06:37 Defining Ableism and Its Impact
08:11 Experiences with Education and Employment
13:28 Advocacy and Systemic Barriers
45:12 Medical Assistance in Dying and Disability
51:22 Closing Remarks and Final Thoughts