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Making The Promise Real — Claiming Crip

The truth is, Joe Biden’s words shouldn’t be considered revolutionary at all. Instead, they should be expected.

Nov 8, 2020

Making The Promise Real — Claiming Crip

Nov 8, 2020

Why the 2020 Election Is About So Much More Than Just “Politics” — Claiming Crip

if you think the anxiety people are feeling because of the election is about winning or losing or a difference in opinion you miss the…

Nov 5, 2020

Why the 2020 Election Is About So Much More Than Just “Politics” — Claiming Crip

Nov 5, 2020

The Magic of Resistance — Claiming Crip

Magic is the power to change things. Now is the time to think about how you want to use your own magic to make a change in the world.

Nov 3, 2020

The Magic of Resistance — Claiming Crip

Nov 3, 2020

Who Gets To Be “Girly?” Fashion and the Power of Reclaiming Femininity

Living in a fat disabled body means that people often see me as less of a woman if they see me as a woman at all.

Aug 4, 2020

Who Gets To Be “Girly?” Fashion and the Power of Reclaiming Femininity

Aug 4, 2020

Privilege, Identity, and Coming into Your Own: A Letter to my 18-Year-Old Self — Claiming Crip

As you enter young adulthood, there is so much I want to tell you. You’re just in the process of discovering who you are.

May 1, 2020

Privilege, Identity, and Coming into Your Own: A Letter to my 18-Year-Old Self — Claiming Crip

May 1, 2020

On Finding Your Joy and Your Light — Claiming Crip

As the pandemic has unfolded, I’ve been thinking a lot about the importance of finding joy in the little things and holding onto the…

Apr 19, 2020

On Finding Your Joy and Your Light — Claiming Crip

Apr 19, 2020

Why I Am An Activist — Claiming Crip

Activism is not a luxury, it’s a necessary tool of survival when you are marginalized. I became an activist because my life depended on it,

Apr 11, 2020

Why I Am An Activist — Claiming Crip

Apr 11, 2020

In 2020, Practice Radical Self Acceptance

“When you’re disabled, refusing to hate your body is one of the most radical things you can do.”

Feb 28, 2020

A quote from Karin Hitselberger that reads, “when you’re disabled, refusing to hate your body is one of the most radical thin

Feb 28, 2020

MK Hitselberger, MSSW

MK Hitselberger, MSSW

Writer, social worker, fashionista, beauty obsessed, and manicure Maven recovering from the worst experience of my Life so far, a head-on car wreck

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