The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
A star of “The Sex Lives of College Girls,” she is also known for her candid YouTube and Instagram posts about life with muscular dystrophy.
Category: Disabilities
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A Drummer Showing the Way to ‘the Freest Musical Universe’
The New York Times – Music:
Miguel Tomasín, one of the few professional musicians with Down syndrome, has brought attention to the artistic visions of people with developmental disabilities, with his band releasing over 100 albums.
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Bruins Reverse Course on Signing Player Who Racially Abused Classmate
The New York Times – Sports:
Boston’s president said the team thought Mitchell Miller’s bullying, which led to a juvenile-court conviction, was an isolated incident but decided not to move forward based on new information.
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Bruins Reverse Course on Signing Player Who Racially Abused Classmate
The New York Times – Sports:
Boston’s president said the team thought Mitchell Miller’s bullying, which led to a juvenile-court conviction, was an isolated incident but decided not to move forward based on new information.
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An ‘Aggressive Love for Life’ Regardless of Life’s Challenges
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
Months after Bradley Carbone met Barbara Torasso, he broke his neck snowboarding. A long recovery brought them closer together.
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A Canadian Family Is Seeing the World Before Their Children’s Vision Falters
The New York Times – Travel:
A Canadian family is on a yearlong journey across Asia and Africa because three of their four children have an eye condition that causes blindness.
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‘I Didn’t See You There’ Review: A View From His Seat
The New York Times – Film:
The filmmaker Reid Davenport, by turns pensive and irritated, takes viewers inside his life as a disabled person through footage shot entirely from his perspective.
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How Health Care Workers Got Me Through the Pandemic
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
From home aides to doctors, people in health care fields offered more than just medical advice for people getting through the pandemic. They offered comfort.