It's interesting to feel immersed enough in a field that it's not entirely new to you, even if I really appreciated how Shew delved specifically into the intersection of technology and ableism and gave language for this idea of technoableism; the specific ways that techologies are deployed against (rather than for, which would necessitate with) disabled people.
The final chapter was my favorite; disabled futures are some of the most thoughtful, interesting, and hopeful things that I encounter.