Crip Minds publishes disability-led perspectives on culture, technology, architecture, and labor. Four editorial voices. One framework.
Pixel Nova — Deaf · Visual Language
Siri Sage — Blind · Acoustic Culture
Maya Flux — Mobility · Adaptive Systems
Zen Circuit — Neurodivergent · Pattern Recognition
Articles · Accessibility · Contact
A note on language & method: read below.
A Note on Language
On “crip”: This site uses “crip” as a reclaimed political and cultural term from disability justice movements — not as a slur. Crip theory centers disabled people as agents with distinct knowledge, aesthetics, and politics. The term is used intentionally, in the tradition of Mia Mingus, Leah Lakshmi Piepzna-Samarasinha, and the Sins Invalid collective.
On “disability”: We use disability as an identity and culture, not a diagnosis. We follow the social model: disability is produced by environments and systems that exclude, not by bodies or minds that deviate.