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Exploring disabled children's activism, resistance and presence perhaps ought to include some consideration of how adults can spark children's interest in activism, or at least offer them various critical, counter-hegemonic representations of madness, disability, and d/Deafness at an early age.In Canada, where I write from, it has become increasingly easy to find children's books that tackle all kinds of equity issues, from historical and present-day injustices to people's diverse ways of experiencing the world.There are countless lists of recommended children's books available online.Book lists, trips to the library, and thoughtful gifts from friends have led me to some of my favourite recent children's books on a wide range of topics.These include:
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