Reyma McCoy's guest appearances

Reyma McCoy

Washington Post Live

Two Sides of the Spectrum

Ray Dalio

Reid Hoffman

Barack Obama

Bill Gates

Kamala Harris

Diane Von Furstenberg

Donald Trump

Mitt Romney

Nancy Pelosi

Jake Tapper

Al Gore

Brian Koppelman

Alex Gibney

Jennifer Garner

Jasmine Crowe

OwlTail

In this episode, Reyma McCoy Hyten helps us explore the root causes of oppression for Autistic people, and sit with the discomfort of examining our role in it. Reyma McCoy Hyten is Autistic and was the first Black woman to ever serve as the US Department of Health and Human Services Commissioner for the Administration on Disabilities. After two decades as a helping professional, Reyma now focuses her work on "how systems create marginalization in the first place.”

<p>In this episode, Reyma McCoy Hyten helps us explore the root causes of oppression for Autistic people, and sit with the discomfort of examining our role in it. Reyma McCoy Hyten is Autistic and was the first Black woman to ever serve as the US Department of Health and Human Services Commissioner for the Administration on Disabilities. After two decades as a helping professional, Reyma now focuses her work on "how systems create marginalization in the first place.”</p>

Who has a seat at the table? Thinking beyond representation and advocacy with Reyma McCoy Hyten

Jen Deerinwater

Andraéa LaVant

Elevating the voices of the historically marginalized, like those who identify as disabled, can have the power to shift stereotypes and build a more inclusive future. Andraéa LaVant, Reyma McCoy McDeid and Jen Deerinwater join The Washington Post to discuss the power of representation and the state of disability activism.

Disability in America with Jen Deerinwater, Andraéa LaVant & Reyma McCoy McDeid