Contra*History (2) with Elizabeth Guffey and Bess Williamson
<p>What is the history of disability-accessible design? And how does this history get written? In this episode of Contra*, I continue to talk to historians Elizabeth Guffey and Bess Williamson about this topic. We focus on the ways that law and design shape understandings of disabled people, whether as consumers, workers, or activists. And we get to hear more about Guffey and Williamson’s new book, where they propose a “disability theory of design”!</p>
Authors: Aimi Hamraie
Contributors: Elizabeth Guffey, Bess Williamson
Part of: Contra*