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A collection of 12 posts

Annie Segarra, a Latinx American person, sits in a wheelchair wearing a rainbow skirt next to a doorstep and door that reads “Make Pride Accessible.”

(Un)safe Refuge

The built-in ableism in queer spaces.

Illustration in neon yellow and ocean blue symbolizes the Flytrap's collaboration with Bitch: a venus flytrap's swirly tail dots the "I" in Bitch

Remote Control

Distance learning isn’t a last resort. It’s an opportunity.

A black and white photograph of Helen Keller holding a magnolia bloom

Helen Keller Conspiracy Theories Are Awash With Ableism

We don't need better social media moderation: We need to dismantle stereotypes about disabled people.

A fat brown-skinned and a smaller brown-skinned person, both with short curly hair, looking lovingly at each other.

The Fragility of Body Positivity

How a radical movement lost its way.

Photo illustration: A Black disabled dancer with her wheelchair gesturing toward the sky and the text "now my dreams of dance are filled with BIPOC disabled bodies."

Honoring Alice Wong: Reprinting Bitch Magazine's Access Series

Alice Wong, who reshaped the world of disability media, joined our ancestors on November 14, 2025. The Flytrap is proud to reprint her curated Access Series for Bitch Magazine.

Illustration in hues of purple and green: A Black girl with natural hair sitting in a wheelchair, holding up a sparkling star.

Let Freedom Reign

A roundtable about disabled Black girl magic.

Illustration of a magazine featuring images of adaptive fashion. The names of the people who designed the clothes have been scratched out.

Beyond Functional

Unraveling the long line of disability fashion.

Two dark-skinned people looking at a screen with three characters. One is a Sikh man, the other is a light-skinned redhead, and the third has close-cropped textured hair and big earrings.

In Living Color

Audio description looks past people of color.

Disabled people saying "but what about..." and listing social issues such as marriage inequality and police killings while a blonde white woman screams at them from inside a phone.

Language Wars

Conversations about language were supposed to be a starting point rather than an ending one.

Diptych illustration: A dark-skinned disabled person working on a laptop in bed, and another working at a desk. Dollar bills float around them.

The Complex Future of Post-Pandemic Work

The COVID-19 pandemic showed that remote work is possible for many industries, but it’s still unclear what the future of remote work is five years later.

A colorful FlytrapxBitch graphic featuring an old-school desktop computer.

Fake It Off

Reddit’s r/Illnessfakers community exposes not con artists, but the politics of disbelief.

Think Outside the Glove(box)

Car dependency doesn’t have to be the end of the road.