Disability Visibility: First-Person Stories from the Twenty-first Century by Alice Wong brings together powerful personal essays and perspectives that center disabled voices and lived experiences. This thought-provoking collection offers a wide-ranging look at identity, access, community, and representation in contemporary life.
Written with honesty and urgency, the book invites readers to listen, reflect, and better understand the many ways disability shapes everyday experiences. It is a meaningful read for anyone interested in memoir, social justice, and human stories that challenge assumptions while opening space for empathy and change.
