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Wong envisioned a world where disabled people, particularly those from multiple marginalized backgrounds, could live freely and with full autonomy.

Diminished confidence in government institutions under President Trump and fears about the economy at large could explain the shift, experts say.

The president called the layoffs a part of cuts to “Democrat programs,” but children across the nation would be impacted.

One of the earliest theories of autism is centered on “refrigerator mothers.” Echoes of it can be found in plans to Make America Healthy Again.

The late disability justice co-founder and activist Stacey Park Milbern is the first woman in a wheelchair featured on U.S. currency and the first person whose wheelchair is actually shown.

The influential artist and organizer died in May at the age of 58. Her work championed queer people and women of color who felt excluded by the mainstream disability rights movement.

Conservative opinions on subminimum wage are mixed, but some advocates are optimistic that the new administration will continue working to phase it out.

Pennsylvania Sen. Bob Casey was instrumental in passing multiple pieces of bipartisan legislation to advance the rights and well-being of people with disabilities.

In a "full circle moment," Wexton met with parents of children with disabilities and complex medical needs to discuss her legacy and what comes next.

Roll 2 the Polls is transforming Election Day accessibility by providing rides to vote for people with physical disabilities.

In announcing her plan for long-term care on the popular morning show “The View,” the vice president spoke directly to caregivers and older adults, most of whom are women.

The GOP gubernatorial candidate, backed by Trump, called himself a ‘black Nazi’ and made comments on abortion and porn featuring trans women that contradict his public stances, CNN reported Thursday.

Disabled women make 50 cents for every dollar a non-disabled man makes. The gap is even steeper for Black, Latina and Indigenous disabled women. 

The vice president and Democratic presidential nominee did not say whether she thought the federal government should respond to false rumors about Springfield, Ohio.

Advocates who protested the Trump administration’s efforts to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act in 2017 say the former president’s claim was “incredibly insulting.”

In an address to the disability community, the president summed up his work on both legislation and regulation, including co-sponsoring the Americans with Disabilities Act as a young senator.

“Watershed” charts five-time medalist Mallory Weggemann’s struggle to have a child and to continue her swimming career.

From wheelchair accommodations to live audio description, new wide-ranging considerations center 850 attendees with disabilities, including 560 disabled delegates

While organizers say the call was a success, participants and community leaders are frustrated by a lack of substance, organization and policy discussion.

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