I'm honestly pretty fried today. Here's two really good links on digital accessibility:

Wishcessibility
"Much like the person at the party tries to impress their friends by attempting to recycle, we aim for perfect tooling scores, closed issues and well-written reports. The other stuff, the actual user experience is relegated to afterthought."

Accessible design is digital infrastructure
"Progress in accessibility, like all human rights, has never been linear or freely given. It has been built, defended, and rebuilt by people who refused to accept exclusion as inevitable."