Disability Pride Month and Horror’s Favorite Lazy Shortcut
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ihorror.comDisability Pride Month and Horror’s Favorite Lazy Shortcutihorror.comJuly is Disability Pride Month, so it is a good time to admit something about the genre I love. Horror has spent about a hundred years teaching audiences that a wrong body is a warning label. A scar means intent. A limp means secrets. A face that does not sit the way faces are supposed ... Read more The post Disability Pride Month and Horror’s Favorite Lazy Shortcut appeared first on iHorror .
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