Um, what a lot of us in disability justice are working against is a mainstream movement that's very white, very straight, very middle class, um, we are led by people of colour, by queer people of colour, and we have analysis that goes beyond access to looking at the effects of environmental racism on disability, or poverty, or the medical industrial complex, and also, um, just echoing what Stacey said, a lot of us feel that as people who do social, many kinds of social justice work, often people with disabilities, y'know we get to kind of be the cute people who march at the beginning, who roll at the beginnning of the march, who people feel heart-warmed by, but we're not seen as leaders or as part of the movement, and we wanna change that. 