Mundanity, fascination and threat: Interrogating responses to publicly engaged research in toilet, trans and disability studies amid a ‘culture war’

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RT @TheSocReview: Research on toilets: fascinating, mundane – or dangerous? The expectation for academics to be public-facing can bring r…

04 Jan 2024

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RT @TheSocReview: Research on toilets: fascinating, mundane – or dangerous? The expectation for academics to be public-facing can bring r…

04 Jan 2024

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More forced teaming between the TQ and disabled people. Abled bodied adults hijacking disabled people’s space, campaigns and resources under the 🏳️‍⚧️ @ChangingPlaceUK

17 Nov 2023

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RT @jenslater_: New article where I reflect on responses to research about trans, queer & disabled people's access to toilets in the @CCToi…

05 Jul 2023

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