Nu
Anusha Misra prefers to be called nu, identifies as a disabled, queer woman. They are a disability justice author, curator and editor. They are the founder and Editor-in-chief of Revival Disability Magazine, a magazine on Disability, Sexuality and Intersectional Ableism. They firmly believe that Intersectionality gives disabled women the emotional skin to survive in the world and that vulnerability should be celebrated. According to them, the revolution would be incomplete without disabled joy and dissent.
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