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Tag: Disability Looks Like This

Ellie Redpath’s column, Disability Looks Like This, explores various aspects of life as a disabled student at Oxford University and in England. It was written from April to July 2021, during Trinity Term at Oxford University. Instalments include personal accounts and experiences, political analysis (including current government policies), and interviews with disability activists in Oxford.

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Disability Looks Like This: An interview with Tiri Hughes

by Ellie Redpath June 27, 2021June 27, 2021

In the latest instalment of her column, Disability Looks Like This, Ellie Redpath interviews Tiri Hughes, a student and prominent disability activist at Oxford. Artwork by Emer Sukonik

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Disability Looks Like This: Make no mistake – conservative policies are inherently ableist

by Ellie Redpath May 29, 2021May 29, 2021
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Disability Looks Like This: On disability, misogyny, and performing womanhood wrong

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Disability Looks Like This: On Sensory Overload, and making public spaces kinder

by Ellie Redpath April 14, 2021April 14, 2021
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Disability Looks Like This: On my OCD, fear of plug sockets, and pigeon logic

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