Introduction -- Critical race theory, feminism, and disability : reflections on social justice and personal identity -- Why the intersexed shouldn't be fixed : insights from queer theory and disability studies -- Interpreting women -- Integrating disability, transforming feminist theory -- Inseparable : gender and disability in the amputee-devotee community -- Fighting polio like a man : intersections of masculinity, disability, and aging -- "Disability" and "divorce" : a blind Parisian cloth merchant contemplates his options in 1756 -- Bodies in trouble : identity, embodiment, and disability -- Disabled masculinity : expanding the masculine repertoire -- Helen Keller's love life -- Feeling her way : Audre Lorde and the power of touch -- Disability, gender, and national identity in the painting of Frida Kahlo -- "But, mother - I'm - crippled!" : Tennessee Williams, queering disability, and dis/membered bodies in performance -- Is there still a "double handicap"? : economic, social, and political disparities experienced by women with disabilities -- Integrating consumer disabilities into models of information processing : color-vision deficiencies and their effects on women's marketplace choices -- Women and emerging disabilities -- The sexist inheritance of the disability movement