To Be a Problem

In To Be a Problem, Dara Baldwin offers a critical examination of the disability rights movement through the lens of her own experiences as a person of color and activist. With over two decades of insight, she highlights the systemic disenfranchisement of disabled individuals from multi-marginalized communities and critiques the tendency for white disabled voices to dominate the conversation. Baldwin advocates for a more inclusive approach, urging readers to confront the shortcomings of existing movements and to strive for collective liberation that centers disabled people of color.