Making a list of Queer reading that I swear should be "required reading"
So far I have
Stone Butch Blues -Leslie Finburg
I Am A Trans Women. I Am In The Closet. I Am Not Coming Out. -Jennifer Coates
What else should be added?
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Making a list of Queer reading that I swear should be "required reading"
So far I have
Stone Butch Blues -Leslie Finburg
I Am A Trans Women. I Am In The Closet. I Am Not Coming Out. -Jennifer Coates
What else should be added?

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I found that the main question being posed was "Would you/could you date someone with a disability?" The major problem with how this question is presented is this: automatically the question suggests that there is some sort of risk in dating a disabled person (ummmm, isn't there a risk in dating anyone?). The phrasing of the question accesses one's fear around disability above all else. While it is okay to be apprehensive (being around so much awesome all at once can be overwhelming), the question should in fact be the statement: "You should date someone with a disability!"
5 Reasons Why Going on a Date With That Disabled Dude Will Totally Be Worth It
umm cuz he's hot or smart or cute or sweet or otherwise has qualities that you generally enjoy in a person?