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The 1 Thing You Need To Stop Doing In Public Restrooms ASAP

“Stop and think how would you feel if someone compromised your independence simply for their own convenience,” one wheelchair access advocate noted.
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Masks Off: 9 Products To Restore Your Smile To Its Pre-COVID State Of Glory

With mask mandates being lifted, here are toothpastes, toothbrushes, floss and more that have the American Dental Association seal of approval.
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Company Denied Woman Coronavirus Sick Leave, Then Fired Her: Lawsuit

The case appears to be the first over the new sick leave provisions passed to deal with COVID-19
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This Is The Reality Of Using New York City Transit As A Person With Disabilities

“You really don't realize how inaccessible the city is until you need it to be accessible for you.”
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Opinion | Disabled People Don't Belong In Music Venues, Apparently

We’re treated like drum kits and other inanimate objects.
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The House Just Voted To Make Living With Disabilities Much More Difficult

Disability advocates were dragged from the Capitol Building after a bill to gut the ADA was passed in the House.
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Blind Man Says Popeyes Refused Him Service Because Of Guide Dog

The owner refused to back down even after a police officer told him he was breaking the law.
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3 Trump Properties Hit With New Disabilities Violations Complaints

Including his brand-new, “very special” hotel in Washington, D.C.
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Donald Trump's Properties Were Sued At Least Eight Times For Disabilities Violations

Trump dragged some cases out for years.
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A Lot More Needs To Be Done To Help Blind People Use The Internet

Facebook's new blind-friendly feature puts a small dent in a big problem.
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