Tournament: All | Round: 1 | Opponent: Debaters | Judge: Judges
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Tournament: Yale Invitational | Round: 1 | Opponent: a | Judge: b
Invisible Radiation, Invisible Voices AC:
Sachiko Masuyama has suffered many of these PTSD symptoms as she has been forced to make life-or-death decisions for herself and her unborn baby. On 9 March, she found out she was expecting her third child. Two days later, the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant – only 25km from her home – was jolted into meltdown. And since then her life has been turned upside down, first by a desperate escape from the disaster zone, then by a growing worry about the effects of the radiation on the foetus growing inside her. Each time she goes to the hospital for a checkup, she is filled with anxiety that the ultrasound might reveal a deformity, so she counts and recounts the fingers and toes. The doctors have reassured her there is no sign of abnormality, but they won't know for sure until the birth in November – and perhaps not for years later. For Masuyama, the worry has become so all-consuming that she has considered abortion and suicide. "For the first two months after the disaster, I was focused only on survival," the 29-year-old tells me in a Tokyo restaurant, "but since then I have had time to think and that has made me very depressed. I have been so worried that I stopped eating. I wanted to die." There is nobody nearby to confide in.  

PART 1 IS THE SQUO: 

Fear of radioactive contamination is pervasive in Japan. Following the Fukushima nuclear disaster, fear of nuclear poisoning lead to severe discrimination and exclusion of Fukushima victims.  O’Flaherty:  
From “the A-… their new homes.

Disabled narratives are missing from debates about nuclear power. Focusing on the disabling affects of nuclear accidents and how it fuels larger ideas regarding disability is critical to privilege disabled voices. The AC prioritizes disabled narratives and experiences in the context of nuclear power. 

Victims of the Fukushima Nuclear disaster face discrimination, isolation, and exclusion.  Heath 1:  
Being exposed to … might be radioactive." (Cunningham, 2011)

Heath 2:
However, these findings … of the hibakusha.
Kafer 1  
In offering .. other than intervention.
SHE CONTINUES
In these kinds of eugenic discourses, children serve as the sign
AND
disabled people were- and often are- figured as threats to futurity. 

PART 2 IS THE IMPACTS: 

  Mitchell and Snyder '1
(http://publicculture.org/articles/view/13/3/re-engaging-the-body-disability-studies-and-the-resistance-to-embodiment)
We begin with Byron’s The Deformed Transformed as an allegory for the efforts of U
AND
for these writers as they enter into mainstream debates about law and theory.

PART 3 IS THE ADVOCACY: 

Thompson : 

One of the …in developmental accounts.

Thompson 2:
Although misfit is … of Western culture.

Thompson 3:
As I suggested,… marginalization takes place.  

PART 4 IS THE ROLE OF THE JUDGE:

Nocella
Anthony J. Nocella II, “Emergence of Disability Pedagogy”, Journal For Critical Education Policy Studies
, 6, Syracuse University, http://www.jceps.com/PDFs/6-2-05.pdf

Further, Artiles and Kozleski … of disability pedagogy. 

Lanning
Eric Lanning Eric Lanning is a debater at the University of Houston and former National Debate Tournament Champion. January 22, 2014, “What is Access?”, access debate, http://accessdebate.com/2014/01/22/what-is-access/
I’ve been thinking a … to be joined”

Berube
Berube is the Paterno Family Professor in Literature at Pennsylvania State University, May 1, 2003, Citizenship and Disability, Dissent Magazine, http://www.alternet.org/story/15809/citizenship_and_disability
Imagine a building … worthy of the name. 

Matsuda 

Mari, Associate Professor of Law, University of Hawaii, “When the First Quail Calls: Multiple Consciousness as Jurisprudential Method”, 11 Women's Rts. L. Rep. 7 1989

The multiple consciousness …law and theory.

Tournament: Scarsdale Invitational | Round: 1 | Opponent: a | Judge: b
Johnson, Riley; “Appeals Court: Lower Court Erred in Dismissing Lawsuit Brought By Amputee Against LPD;” (August 23rd, 2016); 911 News, Journal Star, Lincoln Journal Star; Accessed on November 9th, 2016; http://journalstar.com/news/local/911/appeals-court-lower-court-erred-in-dismissing-lawsuit-brought-by/article_d165d99e-3bd1-5d90-9737-53b72c7c9d9f.html?utm_medium=socialandutm_source=facebookandutm_campaign=user-share - JS

The officers were ... in good faith. 

Like many other Black, disabled people, Leroy Duffie was subject to police brutality because he looked “suspicious.” “Objective reasonableness” is the standard that lets police officers get away with murder. Stefan 

Stefan  Stephan, Susan; “Use of police force against people with psychiatric disabilities;” (NA); Damage Cases, Center For Public Representation, Accessed on November 10th, 2016; http://www.centerforpublicrep.org/litigation-and-major-cases/damage-cases/41-litigation/damage-cases/68-use-of-police-force-against-people-with-psychiatric-disabilities - JS

The public still … dropped the gun.

Police violence against Black and disabled Americans is centered on the narrative of the “violent other.” This normalizes violence since it becomes reasonable for a cop to view Black Americans with disabilities as violent. Harris  Harris, Leah; “Connecting Police Violence Against People of Color and People With ‘Mental Illness;’” (December 16th, 2014); Op-Ed, Truthout; http://www.truth-out.org/op-ed/item/28024-connecting-police-violence-against-people-of-color-and-people-with-mental-illnes - JS

The new civil… is a crime.

The “objective reasonableness” facet of law is integral to qualified immunity. Qualified immunity erases police accountability, making it a prime factor in police violence against Black and disabled Americans. Stefan  Stefan, Lindsey De; “’No Man Is Above the Law and No Man Is Below It:’ How Qualified Immunity Reform Could Create Accountability and Curb Widespread Police Misconduct;” (Apparently 2017 LUL); Seton Hall University, Seton Hall Law, Law School Student Scholarship, Accessed 2016, http://scholarship.shu.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1861andcontext=student_scholarship - JS

Of course, the… the Fourth Amendment.”

ADVOCACY: 

Conquering fears of disability is critical to solve for underlying assumptions about anti-blackness disableism. Only direct engagement with disabled voices can solve. The 1AC speech act provides black disabled narratives regarding the police violence. “Misfitting” is the process of examining a person’s relation to society and how they do not “fit” thus are disabled by society. Experiencing misfitting exposes anti-blackness and disableism within society and serves as a starting point liberatory strategizing.
 Thompson : GARLAND‐THOMSON, R. O. S. E. M. A. R. I. E. "Misfits: A feminist materialist disability concept." Hypatia 26.3 (2011): 591-609.

One of the…  in developmental accounts.

The narrative of the AC provides an analysis of disability and race, constituting unique “misfit” positionality. Understanding these interactions is necessary in combatting oppression.
Jarman    Jarman, Michelle; “Coming Up From Underground: Uneasy Dialogues at the Intersections of Race, Mental Illness and Disability Studies;” (2010); http://www.uwyo.edu/wind/_files/docs/jarman/coming20up20from20underground.pdf - JS

These examples, while… with psychiatric diagnoses.

The role of the judge is to vote for the debater that best performatively or methodologically resists oppression. 

Sara Salem, 2014. (“Decolonial Intersectionality and a Transnational Feminist Movement.” PhD researcher at the Institute of Social Studies in the Netherlands. The Feminist Wire. http://www.thefeministwire.com/2014/04/decolonial-intersectionality/. Accessed 8/18/16.) ML

Transnational solidarity among … creates transnational solidarity.
Lanning
Eric Lanning Eric Lanning is a debater at the University of Houston and former National Debate Tournament Champion. January 22, 2014, “What is Access?”, access debate, http://accessdebate.com/2014/01/22/what-is-access/
I’ve been thinking… a better advocates. 

Smith    Elijah J. Smith, 2013 cross examination debate association (ceda) and national debate tournament (ndt) champion, 9/4/13, A CONVERSATION IN RUINS: RACE AND BLACK PARTICIPATION IN LINCOLN DOUGLAS DEBATE, Victory Briefs, http://victorybriefs.com/vbd/2013/9/a-conversation-in-ruins-race-and-black-participation-in-lincoln-douglas-debate

. Despite being some ... escape hard conversations

Tournament: Scarsdale Invitational | Round: Quads | Opponent: c | Judge: d
Johnson, Riley; “Appeals Court: Lower Court Erred in Dismissing Lawsuit Brought By Amputee Against LPD;” (August 23rd, 2016); 911 News, Journal Star, Lincoln Journal Star; Accessed on November 9th, 2016; http://journalstar.com/news/local/911/appeals-court-lower-court-erred-in-dismissing-lawsuit-brought-by/article_d165d99e-3bd1-5d90-9737-53b72c7c9d9f.html?utm_medium=socialandutm_source=facebookandutm_campaign=user-share - JS
The officers were ... in good faith. 

Like many other Black, disabled people, Leroy Duffie was subject to police brutality because he looked “suspicious.” “Objective reasonableness” is the standard that lets police officers get away with murder. Stefan 

Stephan, Susan; “Use of police force against people with psychiatric disabilities;” (NA); Damage Cases, Center For Public Representation, Accessed on November 10th, 2016; http://www.centerforpublicrep.org/litigation-and-major-cases/damage-cases/41-litigation/damage-cases/68-use-of-police-force-against-people-with-psychiatric-disabilities - JS

The public still ... dropped the gun.

Police violence against Black and disabled Americans is centered on the narrative of the “violent other.” This normalizes violence since it becomes reasonable for a cop to view Black Americans with disabilities as violent. Harris 

Harris, Leah; “Connecting Police Violence Against People of Color and People With ‘Mental Illness;’” (December 16th, 2014); Op-Ed, Truthout; http://www.truth-out.org/op-ed/item/28024-connecting-police-violence-against-people-of-color-and-people-with-mental-illnes - JS

The new civil ... is a crime.

The “objective reasonableness” facet of law is integral to qualified immunity. Qualified immunity erases police accountability, making it a prime factor in police violence against Black and disabled Americans. Stefan 2

Of course, the ... the Fourth Amendment.”

Advocacy: The US will limit qualified immunity through civil remedies to hold police officers accountable. 

Limiting qualified immunity through civil remedies is the best way to hold police accountable. Additionally, this does not rely on the corrupt lower courts, but rather change starting at the with the Supreme Court. Stefan 3 

Altering the qualified ... is so crucial.

Only rolling back qualified immunity opens up the space for true accountability. This is a way of showing that violence against Black disabled bodies won’t go unpunished. Wright 15 

Sam Wright is a public interest lawyer who also contributes to above the law legal magazine. (November 2015). Want to Fight Police Misconduct? Reform Qualified Immunity. Above the Law. http://abovethelaw.com/2015/11/want-to-fight-police-misconduct-reform-qualified-immunity/?rf=1

In order to ... in the courts?

The role of the ballot is to vote for the better debater who best methodologically anti-Blackness’ intersection with ableism in the context of the resolution.

Analysis of disability and race cannot be separated, and when they are often legitimizes the other. Understanding these interactions is necessary in combatting oppression. Jarman 

Jarman, Michelle; “Coming Up From Underground: Uneasy Dialogues at the Intersections of Race, Mental Illness and Disability Studies;” (2010); http://www.uwyo.edu/wind/_files/docs/jarman/coming20up20from20underground.pdf - JS

These examples, while ... with psychiatric diagnoses.

Specifically integrating disability is good for liberation. Bell 

Bell, Christopher M; “Blackness and Disability: Critical Examination and Cultural Interventions;” (2010), Michigan State University Press, book

In her essay ... ‘White Disability Studies‘”.

The next step in scholarship, in both race and disability studies, is to analyze the intersections of the two. Newman 

Newman, Adam P; Review of Blackness and Disability; 2011; http://web.b.ebscohost.com/ehost/detail/detail?sid=02b3339b-bd06-4e41-a085-f23eb4d968d640sessionmgr101andvid=0andhid=124andbdata=JnNpdGU9ZWhvc3QtbGl2ZSZzY29wZT1zaXRl#AN=78869179anddb=ehh 

But recognizing the ... of Disability Studies".

Approaches to oppression must be grounded in material reality, not abstractions. Curry 

Curry, Tommy J; “The Cost Of A Thing: A Kingian Reformation Of A Living Wage Argument In The 21st Century;” (2015); Philosopher; (August 16th, 2016); Text - JS

This gap between ... contemporary moral parameters.

Alternative styles of debate have been especially forgone in the LD community. In round practices create a culture of exclusion that locks minority students out of the debate space by elevating the value of abstraction in the face of real conversation. Smith 

Elijah J. Smith, 2013 cross examination debate association (ceda) and national debate tournament (ndt) champion, 9/4/13, A CONVERSATION IN RUINS: RACE AND BLACK PARTICIPATION IN LINCOLN DOUGLAS DEBATE, Victory Briefs, http://victorybriefs.com/vbd/2013/9/a-conversation-in-ruins-race-and-black-participation-in-lincoln-douglas-debate

At every tournament ... students cannot escape.

If we force debaters to adhere to a strict interpretation of what debate is then the interpretation will be decided by the majority group excluding minority debaters. Warner

September 2003, Ede Warner Jr. is a Professor of Communications and debate coach at the University of Louisiana, "Go Homers, Makeovers or Takeovers?  A Privilege Analysis of Debate as a Gaming Simulation”

More often than ... acknowledged to date.

You should ignore their seemingly objective arguments concerning fairness in the debate space. Fairness is tangential on an individual’s interpretation of what debate is and this interpretation is always subjective and thus affected by social and cultural backgrounds as we are given very little confines to what we can be. Instead you should view it as a weapon for the majority to stomp on the interest of people not like them. Olson

Gary A. Olson vice president for academic affairs at Idaho State University, 2002“Justifying belief: Stanley Fish and the work of rhetoric”

That is, whoever ... objectives of others.