b. Call in sick.
‘b. Call in sick.’ takes its title from a type of participation listed in the document, ‘Instructions for Walk-out Coordinators,’ issued in 1964 during the Free Speech Movement (FSM) at UC Berkeley, to rethink how movements may move with exhausted and non-normative bodies. Here, I redact and abstract the FSM’s photographic archive in embossed drawings to question the archive’s function as witness and its capacity to hold disabled narratives should all the bodies documented in it have called in sick or been unable to access the site.