Many children are born disabled. Others develop disabilities while still young or in their teens. An already hard world to navigate is thus made that much tougher, especially with the ableism mindset that prevails. The stirring collection of essays assembled in Disability Visibility, many of which speak to the writer's experience as a young disabled person, is a rallying cry for young people-showing them that it's their right to speak up for equal treatment, while at the same time offering hope for a fulfilling future.
