@article{1483837,
      recid = {1483837},
      author = {Schalk, Samantha Dawn,},
      title = {Black disability politics /},
      pages = {viii, 210 pages :},
      abstract = {"In Black Disability Politics Sami Schalk explores how  issues of disability, broadly construed, have been and  continue to be incorporated into Black activism, from the  1970s to the present. In so doing, she establishes a new  lineage for disability politics, one that allows the work  of contemporary Black disability justice activists to be  central. Aiming to speak to both academic and activist  audiences, Black Disability Politics identifies common  qualities of Black disability politics and provides  praxis-based approaches for enacting these politics in  contemporary social justice work. Using the archives of the  Black Panther Party and the National Black Women's Health  Project alongside interviews with contemporary Black  disabled cultural workers, Schalk argues that the work of  Black disability politics not only exist, but are essential  to the future of Black liberation movements"--},
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/1483837},
}