
@DisabledWriters social media person. AVI by @Ogrefairy. Contact: hamdotblog @ gmail.
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I’ve decided to stop updating this account. (I will be posting “I’m not here” periodically so my account doesn’t get deactivated.) I’ll still be tweeting for @DisabledWriters, but if you want to follow my writing and such, I’m on Bluesky at annaham.bsky.social
Still not here! On bluesky, though bsky.app/profile/annaham.bsk…
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Did this great interview with @annaham360 that you should read. We talk about what movies I almost included in the book, my thoughts on "cripping up" and more.
buttondown.com/citizencane/a…
Not usually here, but I was on @LauraLyonsssss’ podcast recently to talk about fibromyalgia and you should listen to it podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…
Still at annaham.bsky.social but I wrote a piece on RFK Jr.’s “wellness farms” and why they could hurt more people than they help. cc @SFdirewolf welcometohellworld.com/you-c…
Hello, I am no longer updating this account. Find me on bluesky at annaham.bsky.social
Hello, I am no longer updating this account. Find me on bluesky at annaham.bsky.social
New IG reel: I am begging the Democrats to do something different (they won’t, though!) instagram.com/reel/DCXahG7t1…
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Let’s not mince words here. Israel is implementing its final solution in northern Gaza, executing all men and forcing women/children on death marches southward where they have nowhere to go.
This is what the world deems acceptable and Israel will replicate this across Palestine.
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All new guest essay for @DisVisibility by s.e. smith:
I’m Co-Founding a Feminist Media Collective: Here’s Why Disability Will Be All Over It from the Start
disabilityvisibilityproject.…

ALT An illustration of s.e. smith, a white person with curly brown hair streaked with silver wearing an orange sweater and a large purple scarf. Behind s.e.’s head, a spray of poppies, nasturtiums, and columbine in hues of orange, red, and yellow against a green background. (Illustration by Michaela Oteri)



