My most recently updated and prioritized orders of resources and topics I find myself using for teaching (often in one-on-one convos) about Ableism, Disability Justice, and Access:

The dangers of a Disability Essentialism (also relevant to other social movements):

“Anna Mollow... guard[s] against the dangers of a "disability essentialism", in which the experiences, needs, desires, and aims of all disabled people are assumed to be the same and those with “different” experiences are accommodated only if they do not make claims that undermine the movement’s foundational arguments" (as cited by Lukin on p. 319 of the fourth edition of the Disability Studies Reader in a chapter called Disability and Blackness).

Source referenced in a less academic version of academic references:

The late Josh Lukin quoting Anna Mollow from a Disability Studies Panel at Temple University. Quote on p. 313 of “Disability and Blackness” which is chapter 23 of book - The Disability Studies Reader, 4th edition, edited by Lennard J. Davis. Published New York: Routledge, 2013.

My powerpoint about Ableism, Disability Justice, and more includes some stuff in the following:

• A reframing of disability: Alice Sheppard's Intersectional Disability Arts Manifesto
• Connection between ableism, White Supremacy, and other oppressions including racism (Talila Lewis)
• Sins Invalid's podcast on Climate Justice (and check out Disability Visibility book esp Jen Deerinwater's work there and in other places)
• How DJ principles can advance organizations in Racial Justice (Rebel Sidney Black)
• Sins Invalid's most recent piece introducing What Is Disability Justice
• The original Sins Invalid publication of the 10 principles of Disability Justice
• January 2021 working definition of Ableism (Talila Lewis in collaboration with Dustin Gibson and other Black Disabled and otherwise negatively racialized people)
• Regarding Disability and Ableist Language, I recommend starting with the following two: Kayla Whaley and Corinne Duyvis' Introduction to Disability Terminology, and Andrew Pulrang's It's Time to Stop Even Casually Misusing Disability Words
• An accurate representation of my thoughts on the difference between Ableism and Disablism is featured midway of a podcast with transcript featuring Lydia X. Z. Brown
• Okun on Manifestations of White Supremacy Culture