Nick Winges-Yanez, Author at Ms. Magazine
Skip to content

Trending:

  • Kamala Harris
  • Nancy Pelosi
  • Medication Abortion
  • Black Women
  • Biden Administration

Ms. MagazineMs. Magazine

More Than A Magazine, A Movement

  • donate
  • join
  • News & Opinion
  • Women Vote 2020
  • Podcast
  • Series
  • Explore by Topic
  • Take Action

Author: Nick Winges-Yanez

Nick Winges-Yanez, Ph.D., LMSW is the director of the Disability Studies program at the Texas Center for Disability Studies at the University of Texas at Austin. She is also a Public Voices Fellow with The OpEd Project.
  • Health
  • National
A Disability Should Not Invalidate a Person's Worthiness—Especially During a Pandemic

A Disability Should Not Invalidate a Person’s Worthiness—Especially During a Pandemic

Nick Winges-Yanez

Despite years of work by human rights activists, despite all the legal gains achieved by countless grassroots organizations working over the last seven decades, an alarming number of people are returning to a dark, uncivilized way of thinking: viewing folks who are disabled as somehow less valuable human beings.

RSS Feminist Daily News

  • Supreme Court Reinstates Anti-Abortion Measure
  • Biden Nominates Ambassador Samantha Power as USAID Administrator
  • New House Rules Mandate Gender-Neutral Language

Popular This Week

A “Prisoner of War” Story: The Life and Captivity of Lisa Montgomery—The First Woman To Be Executed by the Federal Government in 68 Years
An Attack on Women in Congress Is an Attack on All of Us
SCOTUS Abortion Pill Decision: Sotomayor Takes Up Mantle of Dissent, Following in RBG’s Footsteps
Ms. Magazine
  • About Ms.
    • Ms. History
    • Masthead
    • Ms. Committee of Scholars
    • Internships
  • Membership
    • Get Ms.
    • Give the Gift of Ms.
    • Support Ms.
    • Newsletters
    • Back Issues
    • Feminist Store
  • Contact
    • Media Center
    • Writing for Ms.
    • Contact Us
    • Advertise with Ms.
  • Programs & Sister Organizations
    • Ms. Classroom
    • Feminist Majority Foundation
    • Feminist Campus
    • Girls Learn International
Copyright © 2021 Ms. Magazine
  • Terms of Use

Ms. is wholly owned and published by the Feminist Majority Foundation