Todos las vidas, todos los cuidados
Recopilación de tuits que denuncian prácticas capacitistas, misautistas, cuerdistas, edadistas y gordofóbicas bajo estado de alarma por COVID. Los tuits recogen distintos posicionamientos sobre la terminología que refiere al sujeto de discriminación, así como la interrelación entre estos. Por ello, y dado el carácter de la recopilación, se recogerán en ella las referencias originales, exceptuando las impliquen agravio o violación de derechos. Los tuits no responden a prioridad, orden o fecha de publicación.
Chica llega al médico con problemas de salud física, le dicen que tiene ansiedad y para casa. Era cáncer. Muy bien, eh, no me estoy acordando de las otras que se han muerto atadas a camas de hospitales porque no se toma en serio el dolor de las mujeres.
— Myles 🦋 #SanidadPública (@Mylestring) May 18, 2020
Había olvidado ya que no podemos entrar en muchos lugares. Cuando dejaremos de estar confinadas? pic.twitter.com/nxs0VIVz8i
— Maitebm 🎗 (@maitebmb) May 16, 2020
Investigación, adaptaciones en los puestos de trabajo, regulzación del CBD y que no se nos trate como a mentirosas, eso pido yo el #DiaMundialFibromialgia
— Ade Marlo Espabilá ♀🦄 (@teacher_ade) May 12, 2020
Os dejo por aquí 'El coronavirus y la asfixia educativa: el confinamiento deja sin protección a la infancia más vulnerable', escrito con José Miguel Martín (Chemi) en @agencia_sinc (con la estupenda ilustración de Wearbeard). https://t.co/CisVVq59Mp pic.twitter.com/w4gc2uvhIS
— Jesús Rogero 🇪🇸🍏 (@jesusrogero) April 17, 2020
@vueling tengo dos vuelos con ustedes cancelados. Atención al cliente me dice que gestione el reembolso vía página web. Pero soy una persona ciega y la accesibilidad de la página deja bastante que desear. Soluciones?
— Abel Hernández (@abelhrz) May 7, 2020
Personas en situación de dependencia ante la pandemia por COVID-19 – Federación Vida Independiente https://t.co/Zkl5Zl2cgw
— Sol (@sol_lamaga) May 8, 2020
I am really angry that my friends who are on #ODSP barely have enough for one meal a day! I meal! The government sure takes good care of the able bodied! #ableism
— Ann Wisdom (@anniewiz) May 22, 2020
“the only ppl who are dying had underlying health issues, the government is contributing the deaths to #Covid_19 to bump up the stats, fake news”
— Charly (@Charly_NZ3) May 21, 2020
Well us with underlying issues will probs go on to survive for many decades if we don’t get exposed to any more viruses… #ableism
Key point to consider: what if disabled/ chronically ill/ high risk academics will not be able to get necessary accommodations? Risk their jobs? Their health? Can #COVID19 result in more discrimination/ #ableism? #AcademicChatter #phdlife #academictwitter https://t.co/nCTxgI1JC5
— Dr Elisa Perego (@elisaperego78) May 21, 2020
A reminder that #Ableism & the devaluing of disabled lives in Nursing facilities is not the product of #Covid_19 it has always been their operating model. – Infection Control Deficiencies Were Widespread & Persistent in Nursing Homes Prior to the Pandemic https://t.co/5mBAtB8UDU
— Gregg Beratan (@GreggBeratan) May 21, 2020
A month later, in-home #TestingForCovid19 still not happening … ;(#COVID19 #COVID19Ontario #covidtoronto #accessibility #disability #ableism #systemicdiscrimination #publichealth #healthcare #PWD #AODA #CRPD #PWDVote #TOpoli #onpoli #cdnpoli https://t.co/DeQUNAOjFP
— Mary C. Kelly (@AstuteCitizen) May 20, 2020
You said the writer calling her mentally unstable because she wrote gushy stuff about Putin wasn't ableism. Once again, for those in back, weaponizing mental illness is textbook #ableism . #suckitableism #abledsareweird
— Shayna🌹 ✡️ 🌈 (@ShayITP) May 20, 2020
All of this plexiglass is great to protect from #COVID19 but how are people in wheelchairs going to pay – everything is basically inaccessible & we thought it was bad before! Six feet for a specialized e-chair? Elevators, grocery shopping…#ableism
— Ann Wisdom (@anniewiz) May 20, 2020
Aux personnes #aprèsJ20 #aprèsJ60 touchées par #COVID19:
— Millions Missing France (@MillionsMissgFr) May 20, 2020
Vous n’êtes pas une bizarrerie !
Le “bon sens” qu’on récupère vite & sans problème d’une infection virale est complètement faux :
1. Syndrome de “fatigue” post-virale
2. Encéphalomyélite myalgique
Ça peut durer à vie. https://t.co/YEKoCtOgWr
Help needed for #covid19rehab #pwme who developed #ME post virus – what signs were really important to realise that this virus was different. Unfortunately it might not help you but could help others. #physios need to know. Thanks @PhysiosForME @thecsp @KMiddletonCSP @Hartey_PT
— Nicola Clague-Baker (@ClagueNjc36) May 17, 2020
This just in, my ability to use a cellphone means that the doctors that diagnosed me with multiple disabilities that prevent me from working were wrong. Wow I'm cured! /Sarcasm#Ableism
— Accalia Baronets [MooniGaming] (@WolfKomoki) May 21, 2020
ICYMI …#PublicHealth #PWD #EmergencyResponse #Covid19toronto #COVID19Ontario #COVID19Canada #Accessibility #Ableism #AODA #CRPD #DisabilityRights #HumanRights #CivilRights #Community #Inclusivity #Dignity #Respect #PWDVote #TOpoli #onpoli #cdnpoli https://t.co/f2iLHTU7lx
— Mary C. Kelly (@AstuteCitizen) May 20, 2020
Can you tell me how folks who use a wheelchair/walker would be included? Or do restaurants not give a shit about disabled people being able to eat at their establishment? #Ableism is exhausting.
— ⚖️Leah (@IsNoPrincess) May 20, 2020
CN #psychischeGesundheit #Psychatrie #ableism
— Nani (@sovielzulernen) May 20, 2020
Bin traurig und wütend.@derspiegel habt ihr nichts zum Thema ableismus verstanden?
Verschwörungsschwurbler:innen, Nazis, Impfgegner:innen per Ferndiagnose für psychisch krank zu erklären ist auf so vielen Ebenen falsch!
3 Gründe: pic.twitter.com/sD9MNP8j6X
@Medium when will you recognize #ableism against the mentally ill as a hate speech category? Sick of being sent articles about why we're bad people with "bad habits" etc. by people with no credentials. #mentalillness #mentalhealth #DisabilityRights #medium
— J Gonzalez-Blitz 🇨🇺🐀🔪 (@jblitz156) May 19, 2020
Please please start studying the 20-60 year-olds* who never went to the hospital, were never intubated, were never given delirium-causing drugs, yet are still home sick with #COVID19 (and a growing list of other symptoms) 30-60 days later.
— Jennifer Brea🦒 (@jenbrea) May 21, 2020
*arbitrary, but it’s to make a point
#MedTwitter #apresJ20 #ApresJ60 https://t.co/x6je5azxdz
— Millions Missing France (@MillionsMissgFr) May 21, 2020
Il y a le tragique de situations universelles, les maladies, les décès, la mort, les ruptures & puis il y a les erreurs politiques ou les injustices réelles comme:
— Johann Margulies (@JohannMargulies) May 15, 2020
– sous-financer la recherche biomédicale
– Maltraiter les patients de maladies rares
– Refuser leur prise en charge