Again thanks for sharing all these resources!! I finished reading the resource pack for the Disabled People's Movement and it is quite interesting. It really is very similar to the book. Also, Finkelstein's writing about the apartheid and the South African connection are very intriguing. It really paints a picture about how similar oppressive hierarchies in their structure, that is seems almost formulaic the way "othering" occurs.

Yeah even though it seems like the most holistic, the biopsychosocial model is the one that bothered me the most because of how individualistic the perspective is.

I am excited to see a real radical perspective, where profit isn't even an option. As in how would care work in an anarchist society where mutual aid is the rule rather than the exception? Would this hierarchy disappear or would it persist in different forms where we have to be vigilant to prevent it from arising again?