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Special Issue: Disabled people, ethnicity and inequalities. Guest Editor: Stephen Lee Hodgkins

Guest editorial

"There’s a bolt missing": Considering the lived experience of Black Minority and Ethnic (BME) Disabled People

Stephen Lee Hodgkins
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Hierarchy of impairment: the impact

Angela Smith
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The contribution of Nasa Begum to the disabled people's movement and social care field

Michael Turner
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Faulty genes: consanguinity in the Pakistani community

Nasreen Ali; Carl Mclean; Hamid Rehman
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A user‐led consultation model: making inclusion of service users in research a reality

John A. Bourke; Deborah L. Snell; K. Anne Sinnott; Bernadette Cassidy
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The intersectional invisibility of race and disability status: an exploratory study of health and discrimination facing Asian Americans with disabilities

Ethan H. Mereish
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