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Lauredhel is an Australian woman with a disability. She blogs about feminism, reproductive justice, freedom from violence, the use and misuse of language, medical science, being disabled, her garden, and whatever else pops into her head. Lauredhel also blogs at FWD/Forward (feminists with disabilities), scribbles at her personal dreamwidth journal Selective and Arbitrary, and co-moderates Hollaback Australia. She joined Hoyden About Town in 2007.

3 responses to “Quickhit: Pedestrian-bridge lifts turned off at night”

  1. Rayedish

    Its another example of where government cost cutting measures affect the poorest and most vulnerable in our communities, when those who are the least able to pay are being made yet again to pay the price.

  2. DeusExMacintosh

    Quickhit: We have a curfew.

  3. MissPrism

    I tried to think of something sarcastic to say, but I failed. This is just unbelievable. When vandals break stuff, you mend it promptly, better enforce laws against vandalism, and take care with design to reduce vulnerability to vandalism. You don’t just take the facilities away.

    This ’solution’ would never have crossed anyone’s mind were it not for the crappy culture that says certain people shouldn’t be out at night anyway. Women and PWD are allowed out in the daytime to do their shopping, but only ablebodied men, and them preferably in cars, have any business going out for fun.

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