An Everyday Situation

Anna  Faroqhi

Anna Faroqhi

Keywords

Invisible Disabilities, Embracing Disability, Everyday Situation, Shame

Abstract

An Everyday Situation is a short fictional story about an awkward situation in a subway train.

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Published

Sep 18, 2019

Issue

Vol. 15 No. 3 (2019): Disability and Shame, Volume 15, Issue 3

Section

Forum - Disability and Shame

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