Many true crime creators do care about disability.

What’s missing isn’t intent—it’s education.

@vilissathompson.bsky.social on how deeper disability justice knowledge could change the stories we tell and lead to better storytelling.

🎧 B*tch, Listen • Out now

Disability justice advocate @vilissathompson.bsky.social explains how aging out of childhood programs leaves families fighting for the bare minimum.

Those systemic failures create desperation. And ignoring them lets ableist narratives prevail.

B*tch, Listen. Out now.

Forcing people to carry pregnancies to term without the resources to raise disabled children is ableism.

@angryblacklady.blacksky.app talks with @vilissathompson.bsky.social about how reproductive injustice and abandoning caregivers set people up to fail.

🎧 New B*tch Listen • Out now.

This drops tomorrow.

Disability justice advocate @vilissathompson.bsky.social joins B*tch, Listen, hosted by @angryblacklady.blacksky.app, to lay out how true crime reframes violence against disabled people as “mercy”—and what gets erased in the process.

🎧 New episode • Jan. 29, 2026

When disabled people are killed by family members or caregivers, true crime often reframes the violence as “mercy” or caregiver stress, shifting sympathy away from the victim.

Disability justice advocate @vilissathompson.bsky.social explains this narrative on B*tch, Listen.

🎧 New • Jan. 29, 2026

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They are joined by @alexismjpp.bsky.social, president and CEO of @ppfa.org, who explains the day-to-day impact of these attacks and how to find joy in the fight ahead.