Health and Disability Editorials, Op-eds, and Opinions: Publications and Documents
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The Health and Disability Editorials, Op-eds, and Opinions database at Disabled World includes a variety of publications that focus on health and disability issues. This database features editorial pieces, opinion articles, and op-eds that provide insights, personal experiences, and expert commentary on topics related to disability rights, healthcare access, mental health, and social justice. The content is aimed at raising awareness and fostering discussion around the challenges faced by individuals with disabilities, as well as advocating for policy changes and improved services. The articles are contributed by a diverse range of authors including activists, healthcare professionals, and individuals with lived experiences.Searching the Database
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| Title and Description | Ed | Publish Revised |
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| Food Insecurity Affects 19% of Disabled New Yorkers In New York City 19% of people with disabilities are food insecure - learn the causes and practical ways to save money on food without losing nutrition. | ✓ ✓ | |
| Where Disabled Americans Outpace the Non-Disabled Disabled Americans lead non-disabled peers in health coverage, vehicle access, and government jobs through policy wins and tech advances. | ✓ ✓ | |
| New Laws for People with Disabilities in the US in 2025 Legislative changes in 2025 brought accessibility gains for disabled Americans despite significant Medicaid cuts affecting essential services and supports. | ✓ ✓ | |
| Suicide Prevention: Risk Factors & Life-Saving Help Evidence-based suicide prevention for people with disabilities: risk factors, protective factors, crisis resources, and how life experience reduces suicidal ideation. | ✓ ✓ | |
| India's Disability Rights Crisis: 27 Million Left Behind Insightful analysis of India's disability laws exposing systemic failures and calling for genuine reform, inclusion, and representation of the disabled. | ✓ ✓ | |
| How to Make New York's Disabled Great Again? New York's disabled face poverty despite welfare expansion. Analysis argues high-wage jobs, not social benefits, offer real economic opportunity. | ✓ ✓ | |
| Hypocrisy in Politics: A Call for Fairness in Disability Rights Editorial examining political hypocrisy in addressing ableism, calling for consistent condemnation of discriminatory remarks against people with disabilities. | ✓ ✓ | |
| Lights, Camera, Misrepresent! How Hollywood Can't Seem To Nail Disability Representation Hollywood's inaccurate disability portrayals, inspiration porn, and erasure in adaptations are critiqued, advocating for authentic representation through the disabled gaze. | ✓ ✓ | |
| Shrinkflation Decoded: Hidden Cost Increases in Everyday Products This article explains shrinkflation, where companies reduce product sizes instead of raising prices, and its impact on budgets, trust, and consumer strategies. | ✓ ✓ | |
| Why Disability Tech Investment Will Transform Lives Soon Market analysis examines how growing assistive technology investments and aging demographics will reshape disability services and economic opportunities. | ✓ ✓ | |
| Not All Disabled People Ate Turkey on Thanksgiving Exposing critical issue of poor nutrition among disabled Americans, analyzing its causes, consequences, and potential solutions, while highlighting need for targeted interventions. | ✓ ✓ | |
| Peer Review: A Flawed Scientific Publishing Process Examines flaws in scientific peer review, including bias and inefficiency, and explores alternative models for more reliable research dissemination. | ✓ ✓ | |
| Why Disabled People in the US Face High Unemployment Why only 22.5% of disabled Americans are employed compared to 65.8% of non-disabled workers, and how the social benefits system discourages disability employment. | ✓ ✓ | |
| Disabled People Need a Special Corridor to Immigrate to the United States Article emphasizes need for specialized immigration programs to support individuals with disabilities, highlighting challenges and suggesting improvements. | ✓ ✓ | |
| Opinion: Disney New Disability Access Service As summer travel season approaches, Cecily Cox pens an opinion piece for Disabled World discussing Disney's latest Disability Access Service. | ||
| California Dignity for All Act and Disability Language Laws How California's Dignity for All Act removes offensive disability terms from state law and what political experts say about federal disability language reform. | ✓ ✓ | |
| Is AIN's Commitment to Inclusion Reflected in Its Digital Accessibility? An examination of whether the Association of International NGOs meets basic web accessibility standards for people with disabilities in Nepal. | ✓ ✓ | |
| Covid-19 in the U.K. Decoding the Anti-lockdown Argument Paul Dodenhoff examines the lack of reasoning regarding the Covid-19 anti-lockdown stance currently in Britain. | ||
| Rising COVID-19 Cases Fuel Growing Anger Towards Anti-Vaxxers Opinion article regarding COVID-19 Anti-vaxxers, preventable deaths, and the lifting of masking mandates. | ✓ | |
| In Service : U.S. Memorial Day 2020 25th May 2020 is Memorial Day in America an occurrence observed annually on the last Monday of May, set aside to honor and remember those who have died while serving in the U.S. Armed Forces. | ||
| During Pandemic, Disabled Activists Fight a Two-Front War for Their Lives Op-ed opinion piece looks at critical struggle in Washington and the states to keep seniors and disabled in their homes and not nursing homes that are proving to be dangerous in this new era. | ||
| Are UK Welfare Reforms a Form of Hate or Disability Hate Crime? An editorial examining whether UK welfare reforms and the Work Capability Assessment meet the legal criteria of disability hate crime under UK law. | ✓ ✓ | |
| Why Don't We Hire Disabled People? The Struggle of Getting a Job Op-Ed on unemployment for disabled people asks: why don't we hire disabled people, and comments on the struggle of getting a job. | ||
| The Continuing Oppression of Disability: The Re-Institutionalisation of Disability Within Britain Explore how Britain's welfare reforms since 2010, influenced by deep-seated prejudices, have perpetuated the marginalization of disabled individuals. | ✓ ✓ | |
| Why People With Learning Disabilities Should NOT Work For Less Than Minimum Wage Getting the disabled to work for less than UK minimum wage, surfaced again recently, this time during Rosa Monckton's article for The Spectator. | ✓ | |
| The Art of Accusation: The Lynching of Intellectual Disability What kind of a place has the UK become, where people think it is acceptable to lynch a disabled man to death?. | ||
| British TV Chat Show Slams Disability Genocide Paul Dodenhoff comments on TV show The Last Leg which launched an attack on UK welfare cuts, likening them to genocide against disabled people. | ||
| The Continuing 'Incarceration' of Disability: Facebook Live-streams Disability 'Torture' Paul Dodenhoff writes on disability hate crime and the alleged recent attack on a man with disabilities in the U.S.. | ||
| When is a Decrease in Disability Hate Crime Not a Decrease in Disability Hate Crime? Equality and Human Rights Commission report states total incidence of hate crime in England and Wales has declined at a time when the overall crime rate has also fallen. | ||
| Russia's Paralympians: A Doping Scandal or Case of Continuing Discrimination Towards Disability? Paul Dodenhoff writes on the banning of Russia from participating in the upcoming Rio 2016 Paralympic Games for allegedly violating international doping rules. | ||
| What Brexit May Tell Us About Hate Crime Committed Towards Disability Paul Dodenhoff writes on Britains exit (Brexit) from membership of the European Union and disability hate crime in the U.K.. | ✓ | |
| MAID: My Own Decision Making - All My Life Oped by Dr. Seth Morgan advocating for autonomy to make end-of-life decisions, including the ability for all people to choose medical aid in dying. | ||
| The Killing of Jo Cox MP: Have the Chickens Finally Come Home to Roost? Article regarding the killing of Jo Cox MP, and the influence of negative political and media rhetoric touching on all forms of hate. | ||
| New Year Wishes for American Disabled The end of the year has me thinking of things I wish for during the coming new year. | ||
| Disabilities, Firearms and Self Defense Training Disabled World writer, Thomas C. Weiss, writes on people with disabilities, gun ownership, firearm safety, and self-defense training. | ✓ ✓ | |
| Ostomies: Types and Pouching Systems Explained Comprehensive guide to ostomy types including colostomy, ileostomy, urostomy procedures and one-piece or two-piece pouching systems for waste collection. | ✓ ✓ | |
| Police Use of Force Against Disabled People and Dogs Editorial on police shootings involving people with mental health disabilities and service dogs, including ADA protections and Fourth Amendment legal analysis. | ✓ ✓ | |
| Irukandji Syndrome: Information and Treatment Information regarding Irukandji syndrome, a medical condition induced by the sting of the box jellyfish Carukia barnesi. | ||
| People with Disabilities and Police Violence in America People with disabilities make up at least half of those shot and killed by police each year in the U.S., raising urgent concerns about training and accountability. | ✓ ✓ | |
| Snow and Yard Waste Removal for People with Disabilities An overview of how cities handle snow and yard waste removal for people with disabilities and seniors, including eligibility rules and community options. | ✓ ✓ | |
| Dealing with Companies Taking Advantage of Disabled Corporations have become so greedy that many people who experience forms of disabilities are simply priced out of the market. | ||
| Police Liability Under ADA Title II: Ensuring Rights During Arrests How Title II of the ADA applies to law enforcement during arrests, covering wrongful arrest claims, failure to train, and reasonable accommodation requirements. | ✓ ✓ | |
| Unforeseen Home Disasters and Disability What are people with disabilities supposed to do if an unforeseen home disaster strikes. | ||
| Ethics and Today's Fast Food Industry Thomas C. Weiss takes a look at the current ethics of the fast food industry in the United States. | ||
| Elder Abuse: How Trusted Caregivers Exploit Vulnerable Seniors Examines senior abuse by trusted caregivers, highlighting systemic neglect and financial exploitation risks for vulnerable populations. | ✓ ✓ | |
| Wage and Labor Conditions in U.S. Sheltered Workshops Information relating to wages and conditions of employees with disabilities in sheltered workshops. | ✓ | |
| Disability and The Advertising Industry Article looks at the current advertising industry emphasis on superficial physical perfection and hesitation to use people with disabilities as models. | ||
| Nurses Who Use Wheelchairs A look at the nursing profession for nurses who also happen to be wheelchair users. | ||
| Frustration at America's Lack of CRPD Ratification This article provides an insightful exploration into the United States' lack of ratification of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD). | ✓ | |
| Political Bickering Finds Disadvantaged Facing Hardships Editorial article on food security and the potential for financial and additional hardships for Americans with disabilities. | ||
| America's Love of Chemicals Information relating to chemicals and herbicides used in America today as well as the use of Agent Orange during the Vietnam war. | ||
| Police Violence and People with Disabilities Article looks at police violence in relation to people with disability in particular those who experience forms of developmental or mental disabilities. | ||
| Colorado State Forfeiture Laws Article looks at forfeiture law in Colorado state that involves government seizure of property when connected to illegal activity. | ||
| Companies Guilty of Wage Abuse Against People with Disabilities Article looks at low wages for people with disabilities associated with working at some major corporations in America. | ✓ | |
| Service Animal Harassment at NYCB Theater Peg Meerkatz, President of Esperanza Enterprises in Long Beach, New York recently endured some highly unfortunate treatment at the hands of an over-enthusiastic theater manager. | ||
| Museum Denies Wheelchair Access Due to Dirty Wheels Museum refuses wheelchair access to 11-year-old girl with Kernicterus, citing carpet cleanliness concerns despite available simple cleaning solutions. | ✓ ✓ | |
| Disability and the Pursuit of Happiness Perfect health and physical or mental ability also does not mean that a person is automatically happy. | ||
| Health Effects Attributed to Wildfire Smoke Information regarding smoke inhalation and possible health effects of smoke from wildfires. | ||
| The Passing of Another Mother's Day As you observe Mother's Day, please bear in mind that it is very much about not only the life of your mother and yourself, but the lives of those around you and their mothers as well. | ||
| Health Impact of Chemical Weapons Chemical weapons are classified as arms that use toxic chemical substances to harm or kill people during war. | ||
| The Impact of Firearm Violence on Americans with Disabilities Gun-related violence in America frequently results in both fatalities and long-term disabilities. | ✓ ✓ | |
| U.S. SSI Program: Personal Resources and Enforced Financial Oppression The U.S. Supplemental Security Income (SSI) program pays benefits to disabled adults and children who have limited income and resources. SSI benefits also are payable to people 65 and older without disabilities who meet the financial limits. | ||
| Perspectives on Disability Program Costs SSDI and SSI programs currently under a certain amount of scrutiny related to the costs of the programs. | ||
| Why Wheelchair Users May Stand: Understanding Disability Realities Explores misconceptions about wheelchair users' mobility, emphasizing that standing doesn't negate disability and advocating for greater public understanding. | ✓ ✓ | |
| Nursing Home Complaint Center: Reporting Senior Abuse The service through the Nursing Home Complaint Center is free to people who have been abused in nursing homes and their family members. | ||
| People with Asperger's Syndrome and Violence The mainstream media has had a field day presenting reports concerning Adam Lanza responsible for the school shootings in Connecticut. | ||
| People with Disabilities in 2012 The year 2012 was a busy and rather wild one for People with Disabilities in America. | ||
| Not So Merry Christmas for American Disabled People with Disabilities struggle with cutbacks to Social Security, failure of U.S. to ratify the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities and minimal increase in Cost of Living Allowance (COLA). | ||
| Online Christmas Grocery Shopping in the U.K. Christmas grocery shopping made easier for people with physical and mobility problems which prevent them getting to the supermarket. | ||
| The Impending Fiscal Cliff and People with Disabilities The consequences of the fiscal cliff in relation to People with Disabilities can grow to be rather complicated. | ||
| U.S. Fiscal Cliff, Disability and Tax Rises Article looks at what the US fiscal cliff is and the tax effects on Americans including people with disabilities and those with entitlement benefits. | ||
| Inhaled Chewing Gum and Resulting Atelectasis Atelectasis is a condition that may result from an a blockage of a person's airways that affects tiny air sacs referred to as Alveoli . | ||
| Aging Population Has Long-Term Implications for U.S. Economy Aging of population will have broad economic consequences for America particularly federal programs that support the elderly and disabled. | ||
| Prisons Or Education? Where Should Tax Dollars Be Spent? United States continues to spend money locking up its citizens while at the same time cutting funding for higher education. | ✓ | |
| Combating Ageism: Discrimination Against Older Adults Examining how age-based stereotypes and discrimination harm older adults through reduced financial security, health impacts, and social isolation in America. | ✓ ✓ | |
| Vanderhorst Experience: Airline Industry Needs Educating The Vanderhorst family recently experienced one of the worst and most blatant cases of airline discrimination against disability. | ||
| People with Autism and the U.S. Budget The budget cuts that are proposed are coming at a time when the experience of autism has become a national health care crisis. | ||
| Abusive U.S. Long-Term Care Corporations Long-term care industry issues related to short staffing, low pay, poor benefits, employee retention and disregard for employee safety. | ||
| Batman Theater Shootings: Questions of Mental Health Care A young man entered a theater presenting the new Batman movie shot and killed a dozen people and wounded more than fifty others. | ✓ ✓ | |
| Goodwill’s Subminimum Wage Policy for Disabled Workers Examined This editorial explores Goodwill’s subminimum wage policy for disabled workers, examining legal, ethical, and advocacy perspectives in the ongoing debate. | ✓ ✓ | |
| People with Disabilities, NCD, and SSA Reform Attempts to reform the SSI or SSDI programs without serious in-depth involvement of People with Disabilities and Seniors is an insult and most likely fruitless. | ||
| Literature, Gender, Disability and Friendship Literature in America, upon review, reveals that friendships between people with and without forms of disabilities involve an over-representation of women in social networks involving people with disabilities. | ||
| Medicaid, Money Follows the Person and Community Choice Act How the Money Follows the Person program and the Community Choice Act reform Medicaid to give people with disabilities real long-term care choices. | ✓ ✓ | |
| Use of Telephone by Government, Businesses Instead of Auxiliary Aids or Services What is, 'effective communication'? Effective communication means that anything that is either spoken or written must be as clear and understandable to a person with a disability as it is for a non-disabled person.. | ||
| Students with Disability: School Behavior Programs School behavior programs that are well-designed are essential and must become a part of every single school in this nation. | ||
| Safeway Stores and People with Disabilities Safeway supermarkets have grown to become an advocate and supporter of people with disability and one we should be proud of and support. | ||
| Rights of Persons With Disabilities in America Today The basic rights of every person despite their disability status are presented through various different treaties. | ||
| The Costs of Marginalizing People with Disabilities Empowering people with disabilities to live independently and contribute to society is both socially and economically beneficial. | ||
| People with Disabilities: School, Work, Voting, Health How people with disabilities worldwide face barriers in education, employment, voting, and health care, and what governments can do to include them. | ✓ ✓ | |
| Chronic Kidney Disease: Symptoms, Causes, Information Chronic kidney disease CKD includes a number of conditions that damage the kidneys and decrease their ability to keep a person healthy. | ||
| Morgellons: Psychological or Physical Disability? Some people disagree with a psychological conceptualization of Morgellons Disease and strongly believe it is a distinct form of medical condition. | ||
| In Pursuit of Disability Justice Disability justice has the ability to transform the ways people and organizations work towards increased inclusion and sustainability. | ||
| Protect Your Personal Information Online: Security Tips Practical strategies for safeguarding Social Security numbers, credit cards, and banking details from fraud when shopping online and using ATM machines. | ✓ ✓ | |
| Disability and Personal Safety: Decreasing Possibility You Will be Affected by Crime Following these steps for personal safety can help decrease the possibility someone with a disability may be affected by crime. | ||
| Disability Participation in Cultural Life, Recreation, Leisure and Sport The Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities contains specific statements regarding disability rights in areas of recreation, cultural life sports and leisure. | ||
| How Traditional American Families Are Changing in Modern Times Explores how evolving American family structures impact caregiving, aging, disability support, and community life across generations. | ✓ ✓ | |
| People with Disabilities: Respect for Home and Family Rights concerning homes and families of persons with disability included in Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities. | ||
| Living Independently: Community Inclusion Nations that have signed the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD) have recognized the equal rights of every person with a disability to live in their own communities. | ||
| People With Disabilities: Adequate Standard of Living and Social Protection People with Disabilities have the right to an adequate standard of living not only for themselves but for their family. | ||
| Regaining Strong Political Support from People with Disabilities The debt ceiling debate has left many people with disabilities wondering if they can trust the Republicans or Democrats ever again. | ||
| Thoughts on Importance of Ratifying the CRPD The CRPD is the first human rights convention of the 21st century and addresses disability rights on a world-wide scale. | ||
| Medicaid: Major Senior and Disability Lifeline Cuts to Medicaid or elimination of the program could deny millions of Americans the choice to receive the health care services they need. | ||
| Cost of War Post 9/11: 225,000 Lives, 4 Trillion USD The U.S. wars in Afghanistan, Iraq, and Pakistan will cost between $3.2 and $4 trillion, including medical care and disability for current and future war veterans. This figure does not include substantial probable future interest on war-related debt. | ||
| 95 Year Old Woman Viewed as Potential Terrorist by NSA 95 year old woman is viewed as a potential terrorist by U.S. government funded and supported TSA Agents. | ||
| Homeless American Veterans: Facts and Statistics Reduction in number of homeless veterans is promising but there are still veterans who have served America and struggle with homelessness unemployment and additional barriers. | ||
| The World Bank and People with Disabilities People with disabilities cannot be an afterthought where social inclusion, poverty, government, and health care are concerned anymore. | ||
| America: We Don't Care - We Don't Have To The politicians of America have chosen without question to leave People with Disabilities in last place. | ||
| Petit Mal Seizures and the Risk of Unintended Injury Petit mal seizures can occur hundreds of times daily, often going unnoticed for months while posing real risks of unintentional self-injury to those affected. | ✓ ✓ | |
| U.S. Social Security and Medicare Going Broke Medicare is projected to run out of money by 2024 and Social Security is expected to be broke by the year 2036. | ||
| Disability, Class Migration and Perceptions The presence of financial security at some point in a person's life does not ensure that money and health security will remain. | ||
| Equal Chance and Support for Parents with Disabilities Parents with developmental disabilities who receive negative feedback from others can experience learned dependency on others, as well as a fear of authority figures. | ||
| Medicaid, CORPD, U.S. Legislative Efforts Against Disabled People with Disabilities could be forced into institutions such as nursing homes instead of receiving equivalent care in their homes. | ||
| Disability Rights Struggles: Success and Current Challenges As People with Disabilities we are very capable of working towards achieving rights and creating organizations. | ||
| Caring for Each Other Through Friendships A person's particular social identity does not matter when it comes to social interaction with others. | ||
| How to Spot Foreclosure and Loan Modification Fraud Scams Protect yourself from foreclosure rescue scams. Discover warning signs of fraudulent loan modification companies and find legitimate help for mortgage problems. | ✓ ✓ | |
| Bio-fuels Policy May Kill 200,000 Per Year Increased production of biofuels increases the price of food worldwide by diverting crops and cropland from feeding people to feeding motor vehicles. | ||
| Radiation Sickness Information and Facts Information including treatment and symptoms of exposure to harmful dosages of ionizing radiation levels. | ||
| U.S. Public Service and American Greed Services that assist others in society could be greatly enhanced were it not for the endless desire for profit among various greedy American entities. | ||
| It's For The Children - Genetic Screening of Parents People with Disabilities have been a part of every single human society and pre-society since the dawn of humanity. | ||
| Adopting Children with Developmental Disabilities Families adopt children with disabilities for unique reasons, offering stability and permanence to the 30-50% of waiting children who have developmental needs. | ✓ ✓ | |
| Fading of Disability Civil and Human Rights in America The rights of People with Disabilities, Americas largest minority population are fading at an unprecedented rate. | ||
| U.S. Veterans, The Government, and Plans for the Year 2011 The veterans who have served America through the armed forces deserve the best this nation has to offer. | ||
| Christmas Day Wishes Concerning People with Disabilities The year also found People with Disabilities experiencing molestation by TSA Agents. | ||
| Disability Today - Civilized Society Where human societies in our world and their treatment of people with disabilities are concerned what has history shown us. | ||
| TSA Pat-Downs and Disability Rights - A Civil Liberties Issue Editorial examining how TSA enhanced pat-downs and body scanners affect people with disabilities, veterans, children, and sexual assault survivors at airports. | ✓ ✓ | |
| Turmeric for Knee Osteoarthritis Pain and Reduction Turmeric extract for reduction of pain and improvement of function in osteoarthritis of the knees. | ||
| Americans Delaying Adulthood Despite living with iPads and hybrid cars young Americans are more like the young adults of the early 1900s than the baby boom generation. | ||
| People with Disabilities: Social Life in Jordan Visiting individuals when they have health problems is a must for friends relatives and neighbors. | ||
| Stephen Hawking: His Life, Science, and Life With ALS A biographical account of physicist Stephen Hawking, tracing his education, work on black holes and the Big Bang, and his decades living and working with ALS. | ✓ ✓ | |
| Blind European Couture Designer Debuts His Collection in Dallas One of the most acclaimed and expensive haute couture designers in the Ukraine. | ||
| Thames Center Service Dogs and Veteran Affairs Canada Veteran Affairs Canada is unwilling to consider funding for the dog and its training. | ||
| National Disability Rights Network Working For Rights of Persons with Disabilities The National Disability Rights Network is an organization for the federally mandated Protection and Advocacy Systems for people with disabilities. | ||
| Exposing Wage Exploitation of People with Disabilities in the U.S. This article exposes the legal wage exploitation of disabled workers in the U.S. and calls for urgent reform to ensure fair compensation and dignity. | ✓ ✓ | |
| Autism - Zakh, ASAN, and Wrongful Felony Charges Zakh exhibited behaviors that are a manifestation of his Autism disability. | ||
| Disability Rights Promotion International: A Human Rights Perspective Collaborative project to establish monitoring system that addresses disability discrimination on a global basis. | ||
| Social Security - Review in Progress People with different forms of disabilities have the potential to apply for either SSDI or SSI. | ||
| Epilepsy: Comments on Experiences of Adria Gross Personal accounts reveal how people with epilepsy face inappropriate restraints, workplace discrimination, and social stigma despite legal protections. | ✓ ✓ | |
| Employment and People with Disabilities - A Changing World People who experience disabilities are among the most loyal hardworking and dedicated employees to be found. | ||
| ADA Access - Where Are We Now The Americans with Disabilities Act was signed more than two decades ago to expectations of people with disabilities. | ||
| TTY and IP Relay Scams Targeting Businesses and Restaurants Scammers exploit TTY and IP Relay services for the deaf to defraud restaurants through fake orders, credit card fraud, and wire transfer requests. | ✓ ✓ | |
| Disability Punk Band Heavy Load Says, Stay Up Late! Heavy Load is a Anarcho Garage Punk band comprised of five musicians with two of the members having learning disabilities. | ||
| Persons with Disabilities and Entrepreneurship Twice as many persons with disabilities are starting their own businesses as people who are non-disabled. | ||
| Frank Ricci - Champion For Persons with Dyslexia Commentary concerning the overturn of Sonya Sotomayors case related to the Firefighters and Frank Ricci Champion for Persons with Dyslexia. | ||
| What Really Killed Michael Jackson? A Message from the Grave What really killed Michael Jackson The toxicology report is not yet in because Michael Jacksons autopsy is only now being scheduled. | ||
| Incarceration of Disabled Persons in the United Kingdom Commentary concerning imprisonment of persons with mental health disabilities in the United Kingdom. |
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