Disabled adults' right to community integration under threat
Disabled adults have long enjoyed the right to learn and work within their communities, a principle exemplified by siblings Cody and Kaleigh Brendle who grew up benefiting from these protections. However, this fundamental right is now facing erosion, putting community integration opportunities at risk for people with disabilities. The siblings worry that hard-won protections ensuring disabled individuals can participate fully in community life may be dismantled.
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Disabled adults learn and work in their communities. That right is under threat
Disabled adults have long enjoyed the right to learn and work within their communities, a principle exemplified by siblings Cody and Kaleigh Brendle who grew up benefiting from these protections. However, this fundamental right is now facing erosion, putting community integration opportunities at risk for people with disabilities. The siblings worry that hard-won protections ensuring disabled individuals can participate fully in community life may be dismantled.
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