Steven Verdile
Steven is a multidisciplinary creative with Spinal Muscular Atrophy. He lives in New York City with his girlfriend, spending his mornings drinking iced coffee and his evenings binging television. An advocate for authentic representation in media, he created The Squeaky Wheel to amplify disabled voices and bring humor to the nuances of living with a disability.
Woman Trying to Hold Door Open for Wheelchair User Is Actually Blocking Doorway with Her Foot
‘People Need to Accept that Everyone Will Catch It Eventually,’ Whispers Unvaccinated, Unmasked, COVID-Positive Man Directly into Your Little Disabled Ear
Amputee who Drew Turkey Hand with 4 Fingers Accused of Being Less Grateful than His 5-Fingered Peers
Weird Flex but OK: Aunt Claims She’s ‘Thankful for Her Health’ this Thanksgiving
School Thanksgiving Pageant Casts Cute White Child in Wheelchair as Pilgrim to Show Pilgrims Were Nice and Totally Not Murderers or Anything Like That
Counterargument: Your Obnoxiously Long Receipts Are an ADA Violation, CVS
Haunted Wheelchair Keeps Trying to Drive to Cemetery, Run Over Rodents
Department Store Celebrates Disability Employment Awareness Month by Hiring this Guy, Who is Definitely a Real Employee and Not Just a Stock Photo Model
Front Man Pledges to Support Disability Inclusion by Swapping Stairs for Ramps, Launching ‘Parasquid Games’
Able-Bodied People Jealous of Cool Eone Wristwatches Designed for Blind People
