The Crip Chronicle is a rights-rooted disability publication focused on documentation and public understanding. We publish writing that helps disabled people recognize the systems shaping our lives—and helps everyone else see those systems clearly.
The quiet work of making public issues feel private You've spent hours on hold with your insurance company, been denied three times for something you're legally entitled to, or
Understanding epistemic injustice and the credibility economy in healthcare, policy, and everyday systems The Double Bind Disabled people are routinely told to self-advocate. Know your body. Track your symptoms. Speak clearly. Come prepared.
How complexity becomes a tool to reduce enrollment while avoiding political accountability When the Congressional Budget Office estimated that 11.8 million people would lose health coverage by 2034 under the One Big
Every disabled person has the right to the highest attainable standard of health without discrimination. That's not just an aspiration—it's enshrined in the UN Convention on the Rights
Disabled people are often treated as passive participants in decisions that shape their lives—in healthcare, in policy, in education, in work, and even in personal relationships. Decisions about disability are routinely made
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