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“The US child welfare industry is a broken, violent machine rooted in ableism, white supremacy, and systemic oppression. We are all ensnared. As a Disability Justice dreamer, I believe that if we practiced collective care and wrapped support around struggling families, perhaps more children & parents could heal together, w/o ever separating.” A ‘Justice Dream’ in which state power cedes to community support.
— Jan 24, 2026 08:22AM
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Jennifer Juniper
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"To give respectful help is a process of becoming aware of our own capacity in the moment. It takes practice to know providing help is not always convenient and boundaries can also exist. Grappling with interdependence necessitates slowing down, listening, disappointing each other, and mending"
— Jan 28, 2026 09:50AM
Jennifer Juniper
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“Those of us whose disabilities aren’t physically apparent often live in the schism pretense creates- we’re fine until we’re not, pretend until we can’t, our minds and bodies suffering through the unnecessary demands to which ableist culture clings”
The Exhaustion of Pretense and the Illusions of Care
— Jan 22, 2026 06:10PM
The Exhaustion of Pretense and the Illusions of Care
