Josiah Wedgewood 1730-1795
Josiah Wedgewood was a potter, designer and abolitionist who was the first in Europe to industrialise pottery. He was also the...
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Josiah Wedgewood 1730-1795
Sojourner Truth, 1797-1883
Judith Wright, 1915-2000
Niccolò Paganini, 1782-1840
Dorothea Lange, 1985-1965
St Valentine, 3rd Centuryish
Franklin D Roosevelt
Audre Lorde, Warrior Poet.
Matthew Buchinger: "Little More Than the Trunk of a Man"
Laura Bridgman- The First Deafblind Education
Brad Lomex: The Black Panthers and the Disability Rights Movement
The Cripple Suffragette: Rosa May Billinghurst
Hermann of Reichenau- Wonder of His Age and the Rubbish of Christ's Little Ones
Mesmerism: When Leeches in the Eyes Doesn't Work
"Mad, Bad and Dangerous to Know": Lord Byron, the 19th Century Sex Bomb.
Black History Month: A Tale of Three Women
The Deaf Men Responsible for Space Travel: The Gallaudet 11.
Joey Guerrero and her Lesions of Freedom- The Story of a WW2 Badass
Eliza Suggs: Early #disabledsnark at its finest
"Bring Us The Lame One!" The Disabled Sultan of Medieval Egypt