Morrison’s Space: A DeafBlind Activist

The Antiquated Law

The ADA’s Impact on the DeafBlind Community: Expansion Without Structural Change July 23, 2026 By Morrison…
Trapped in the 1990’s

A Broken System: How a 1990s ADA, Data Bias, and Fake Allyship Fail the DeafBlind Community…
The Paternalism of Patronage: Systemic Disfranchisement and the Institutional Erasure of the DeafBlind Community

July 17, 2026 By Morrison Abstract This paper examines the critical tension between performative administrative inclusion…
The Politics of Expression: How Linguistic Variation Shapes Harm, Accountability, and Belonging

July 16, 2026 By Morrison Author’s Note As a white, nonbinary DeafBlind person, I write this…
The Quiet Harm Behind Disability Pride Month Messaging When Non-Disabled People Take the Mic

July 9, 2026 By Morrison Every year, organizations and agencies prepare to celebrate Disability Pride Month…
The Power of Touch, Trust, and Representation

Two Encounters That Confirms Authetnic Representation is Crucial July 3, 2026 By Morrison Some days leave…
The Problem With The Term “Helpers”

How Ableism Shrinks Disabled People Instead of Expanding Access June 25, 2026 By Morrison There is…
Deafblind Vampire Diaries: Confessions of a Not‑So‑Mythical Creature

June 21, 2026 By Morrison When I was younger, I used to sprint home before the…
Interpreters are for Everyone Involved, not just for the DeafBlind (or the Deaf)

June 11, 2026 By Morrison It is not, “Do you need an interpreter?” It is, “Do…
When Naming the Harm Is Treated as the Offense

A DeafBlind Reflection on Power, Truth‑Telling, and Accountability June 5, 2026 By Morrison There is a…