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Green graphic with the heading "DOGE Drain" in bold black text. Above it reads "Center for Racial & Disability Justice." Below is a black button that says "Learn More." The background includes stylized illustrations of a checklist, money, and a document. Website URL at the bottom: CRDJustice.org.

DOGE Drain

We break down how the DOGE initiative claims to save money but actually drives long-term economic harm through cuts to public programs, jobs, and services. It reveals the hidden costs and urges action to protect communities.

The Center for Racial and Disability Justice

Published on April 29, 2025

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A bold graphic with a dark purple grid background and bright pink accents. Large white and pink text reads: “Autistic Facts / RFK Lies.” To the right, a yellow comic-style burst features symbols like “#@!” indicating anger or shock. Below, in bright pink text: “Misinformation hurts. Let’s set the record straight.” The bottom of the graphic includes the hashtag #AutisticFacts and the website CRDJustice.org.

Autistic Facts, RFK Lies

This series sets the record straight on RFK Jr.’s harmful claims about autism, offering evidence-based facts and uplifting Autistic voices. Misinformation hurts—let’s counter it with truth.

The Center for Racial and Disability Justice

Published on April 21, 2025

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Bold white text on a blue background: “MAJOR THREAT TO DISABILITY RIGHTS — CUTTING ACL!”

Major Threats to Disability Rights - Cutting ACL!

RFK Jr.’s proposed budget cuts would eliminate the Administration for Community Living (ACL), threatening vital services like independent living, assistive tech, disability research, and civil rights enforcement. This isn’t just policy—it’s our freedom and future.

The Center for Racial and Disability Justice

Published on April 2, 2025

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A graphic with a bold heading that says "MEDICAID." Below, text encourages viewers to "Swipe through to uncover the facts and fight back against misinformation!" The website "CRDJustice.org" is displayed at the bottom.

Medicaid: Myth or Fact?

Misinformation about social safety net programs runs rampant, but we’re here to set the record straight.

The Center for Racial and Disability Justice

Published on March 14, 2025

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A blue background with a faded paint texture is overlaid with bold black and white text reading "DOGE Data Breach Tool." Next to this, a graphic of a serious man wearing glasses is standing on a laptop with icons for secret information, passwords, security, and a credit card. At the bottom, a black banner highlights CRDJ's website and a QR code directs users to the DOGE Data Breach Tool.

DOGE Data Breach Tool

The recent State of the Union reaffirmed that the so-called Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) can continue to rapidly reshape federal operations. But at what cost? Our Data Breach Tool examines how DOGE's actions have undermined data security, transparency, and public accountability.

The Center for Racial and Disability Justice

Published on March 7, 2025

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A graphic titled "7 Disability Data Justice Recommendations." The number "7" is large and bold in yellow with a black outline. Below the title are two recommendations displayed on index card-style notes. Recommendation 1: "Disability data should be collected in all contexts where other demographic data is collected." The note has a yellow label with "01" on top. Recommendation 2: "Data should be collected and stored in ways that are respectful of personal and data privacy." This note also has a yellow label with "02." Between the two notes are illustrations of lightbulbs and a pen, symbolizing ideas and data collection. The background has a textured, paper-like appearance with yellow paint accents.

7 Disability Data Justice Recommendations

Content from: Aboulafia, A., Bogen, M., & Swenor, B. K. (2024). To Reduce Disability Bias in Technology, Start With Disability Data. Center for Democracy & Technology.

CRDJ citing Aboulifa, Bogen & Swenor

Published on March 7, 2025

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A square digital graphic with a dark background features bold, capitalized white and yellow text reading, "Medicaid Cuts: It's Not Who You Think...". The image includes the logo of the Center for Racial & Disability Justice (CRDJ) at the top. There is an abstract background with faded, distorted text and an unclear, blurred image, creating an ominous visual tone.

Who Profits From Medicaid

Last week we highlighted who benefits most from cutting Medicaid. This week let's follow the money and talk about the medical, institutional, and information entities who will profit.

The Center for Racial and Disability Justice

Published on February 19, 2025

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A leafy green background is overlaid with white bold text that reads "Who benefits from cutting Medicaid?" A white arrow in a forest green circle points to the right. A similar forest green rectangle borders the bottom where white text reads "CRDJustice.org" and a script font says "#SaveMedicaid." At the top, text reads the Center's name and a 1/10 slide counter.

Who Benefits from Cutting Medicaid?

Who really profits when Medicaid gets cut? Spoiler: It's not people who need care the most.

The Center for Racial and Disability Justice

Published on February 14, 2025

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On a turquoise background, bolded teal text reads "Why Medicaid Matters" with a teal arrow pointing right to the next slide in the post. At the top, the "Center for Racial & Disability Justice" name is written in thinner, capitalized text, with a 1/9 counter in the top-right corner. At the bottom, a teal rectangle frames white text with CRDJustice.org and a script font, reading "#MedicaidDayOfAction."

Why Medicaid Matters

Uniting to fight back against dangerous proposals that threaten the health and well-being of millions of Americans.

The Center for Racial and Disability Justice

Published on February 6, 2025

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Graphic that reads "Strategies for Justice: Learn how YOU can take action!"

Strategies for Justice

Strategies for Justice is a resource for taking action against democratic erosion, disinformation, and the marginalization of vulnerable communities through advocacy, organizing, and global solidarity.

The Center for Racial and Disability Justice

Published on February 4, 2025

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The graphic backdrop is a deep indigo color with deep purple stripes. Together these colors are very muted and closer to black than their own. White bold text reads “Week One, Trump Administration 2025” with a red line leading to the right, separating smaller white text that reads “Laws shape lives. Policies impact people. Fight for justice today.” At the top of the image, white text reads “Center for Racial & Disability Justice” with a carousel slide counter 1 of 10.

Week One: Trump Administration

Week one of a guide of The First 100 Days of the Trump Administration, focusing on threats to racial and disability justice.

The Center for Racial and Disability Justice

Published on January 29, 2025

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A festive graphic titled "The Original Disability Holiday Gift Guide 2024." The text "Holiday Gift Guide" is written in elegant green cursive, while "The Original Disability" and "2024" are in bold red text. Below, a dark brown banner with white text reads, "By Emily Ladau & Kate Caldwell - Check out gift guides from past years below!" The background is beige with decorative elements such as holly leaves, berries, and snowflakes scattered throughout, giving it a holiday-themed design.

2024 Disability Holiday Gift Guide

The annual and original disability holiday gift guide includes a curated list of books by disabled writers, items created by disabled entrepreneurs, and disability-led organizations to support.

Emily Ladau and Kate Caldwell

Published on December 6, 2024

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