Things People with Disabilities Are Allowed to Do (An Incomplete List)

Things People with Disabilities Are Allowed to Do is a powerful, poetic reminder of something simple yet radical: people with disabilities are allowed to live fully and freely-just like everyone else.In this beautifully minimalist and thought-provoking collection, Elizabeth Pickett shares an "incomplete list" of everyday rights and joys that too often need to be spoken aloud: the right to make decisions, to love and be loved, to travel, to work, to lead, to rest without guilt.Through clear, compassionate language, Pickett invites readers to reflect on the barriers that still exist-and to imagine a world where autonomy, dignity, and inclusion are not exceptions but expectations.Perfect for disability advocates, educators, caregivers, and allies, this book is both a declaration of rights and a celebration of humanity.Inspirational, affirming, and deeply human, Things People with Disabilities Are Allowed to Do will challenge your perspective and open your heart.