In this chapter three artists/activists of color with disabilities write about their lives, activism & cultural work around police brutality against poor people & people with disabilities before, during and beyond the occupy "movement." You will read the popular response after police brutality cases against people with disabilities and how this response has been repeated over and over again. The three authors will share their answers toward this issue and talk about the need for increasing cultural work from poetry to Hip-Hop to visual arts by not only disabled community but also from the artists arena. Lisa 'Tiny' Gray Garcia, Emmitt Thrower and Leroy Franklin Moore Jr. have come together to serve up another vision on the drastic real growth of police brutality against people with disabilities and poor people.
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Moore, L. F., Gray-Garcia, T. A. L., & Thrower, E. H. (2015). Black & blue: Policing disability & poverty beyond occupy. In Occupying Disability: Critical Approaches to Community, Justice, and Decolonizing Disability (pp. 295–318). Springer Netherlands. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-017-9984-3_21
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