This article explores the intersection of Black and disabled identities through an interview with MJ, a Black disabled woman who shares her experiences with racism, ableism, healthcare discrimination, identity, and community. Her story highlights the importance of representation, disability justice, and creating spaces that center the voices and lived experiences of Black disabled individuals.
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