On Stereotypes of People with Multiple Sclerosis
By Alberto J. Quiroga Puertas
Posted February 4, 2021
#14! PhD student @RomanAegyptiaca studies #Egyptology & NE #archeology, especially Egyptian influence in Rome, and plans to work in museums. She’s #anxious, #autistic, lives w/muskoskeletal issues, and advocates for diversity in #archeology and digital access to academic events pic.twitter.com/WiUZ6PvvM5
— cripantiquity (@cripantiquity) August 2, 2019
Profile #39! @UIUCAnderson is a PhD student in medieval history & #disability advocate @Illinois_Alma using #Domesday to study how people respond to being codified by a central govt. He lives w/#Crohns #IBS #ileostomy #osteoporosis #anxiety #depression #PTSD pic.twitter.com/Qnui4It9zQ
— cripantiquity (@cripantiquity) July 21, 2020
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