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Disability as a Portal: What Alice Wong Taught Us About Power, Care, and Interdependence
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Disability as a Portal: What Alice Wong Taught Us About Power, Care, and Interdependence
March 27, 2026, would have been Alice Wong’s 52nd birthday. A writer, self-proclaimed “disabled oracle,” Alice named the world as it is while also refusing to accept its limits. Now a beloved ancestor, her words continue to guide movements for justice—shaping how we understand disability, its intertwinement with race, gender, and identity, and how grief and joy coexist in our daily practice. Over more than two decades, through her storytelling a…
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