Rachel Charlton-Dailey

Where Are The Disabled Facebook Avatars?

Silicon Valley keeps on ignoring disabled bodies, and we're sick of it.

How Almost Dying From Sepsis Changed My Relationship With Shaving

Rachel Charlton-Dailey

After a cut shaving my legs turned septic, I learned to accept my body hair, and stop caring what other people think.

Why Chronically Ill And Disabled People Are Furious About Coronavirus

Rachel Charlton-Dailey

As a person with an autoimmune disorder, you know what makes me angriest about COVID-19? The fact that the same accommodations society is making to contain the pandemic are the ones it refused to make for me all along.

When Someone Says They Are Disabled, Believe Them

Rachel Charlton-Dailey

Whether Jameela Jamil or a person sitting in a handicapped seat on a bus, we all have a duty to believe the experiences of others.

How Getting A Puppy Saved My Health

Rachel Charlton-Dailey

Getting a dog didn't immediately cure me of depression brought on by my host of chronic illnesses. But Rusty still spurred me to set up much healthier habits for myself.

What Queer Eye Got Wrong About Disability

Rachel Charlton-Dailey

The popular Netflix show is all about acceptance and self-love. So why is it saying the opposite about disability?