More must be done to include disabled people in wider conversations about sex and sexuality, said YouTubers Olajumoke "Jay" Abdullahi and Kym Oliver. Dubbed The Triple Cripples, Abdullahi and Oliver said it is "disingenuous and dangerous" to suggest sex is separate from disability, and said even healthcare professionals make the assumption that disabled women are not interested in sex. The pair have partnered with NHS-backed organisation Instagram to offer free sexual health home-testing kits and have created a series of frank and funny SH:24 videos.
More must be done to include disabled people in wider conversations about sex and sexuality, said YouTubers Olajumoke "Jay" Abdullahi and Kym Oliver. Dubbed The Triple Cripples, Abdullahi and Oliver said it is "disingenuous and dangerous" to suggest sex is separate from disability, and said even healthcare professionals make the assumption that disabled women are not interested in sex. The pair have partnered with NHS-backed organisation SH:24 to offer free sexual health home-testing kits and have created a series of frank and funny Instagram videos.