- Andrew Pulrang
- February 1, 2016
Let’s take a moment and give due credit to John Kasich. Unless something very weird happens in the next several months, he’s not going to…Read More
Let’s take a moment and give due credit to John Kasich. Unless something very weird happens in the next several months, he’s not going to…Read More
Thursday night’s debate, presented by Fox News and Google, gave Republican candidates their last opportunity to face off before the Iowa Caucuses. Both the main-stage moderators…Read More
Katzman Enterprises announced they would be hosting a dwarf-tossing event at their two establishments this week: Leopard’s Lounge in Windsor, Ontario and the Toy Chest…Read More
From a Disability Rights perspective, the most notable thing about Governor Cuomo’s Built to Lead agenda is that issues important to the Disability Community are…Read More
Previously, when a Deaf or hard of hearing person contacted the United States Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) regarding discrimination at the hands of an…Read More
Sunday night’s Democratic debate went a long way towards clarifying the choice ahead for Democrats, at least between the two frontrunners. Once again, none of…Read More
Sunday! Sunday! Sunday! No, not a monster truck rally, but something almost as brutal and smashing. Last Sunday provided Democratic presidential candidate front runners Hillary…Read More
It kind of snuck up on me, but the sixth Republican Presidential Debate had more in it about disability than any of the debates of…Read More
As a Deaf person who relies on closed-captioning to be able to understand television, film, or any other type of media using spoken language, I…Read More
I just recently came across an article titled, “If I Knew my Daughter had Down Syndrome, I would have Aborted Her- All Women Should Have…Read More
The Disability Integration Act (S.2427), introduced by Senator Schumer (D-NY), is federal legislation intended to ensure that people with disabilities can live in the community…Read More
A boy attending a recent Town Hall Meeting in Portsmouth, New Hampshire asked Presidential Candidate Hillary Clinton a question about disability. On a scale of…Read More
From the mouths of babes. It took a boy at a town hall meeting in Portsmouth, New Hampshire to inject disability into the political conversation….Read More
The year 2015 was important for many reasons. One of those reasons was the celebration of the 25th anniversary of the American’s with Disabilities Act…Read More
December 28, 2015 – On December 24, 2015 ADAPT and the National Council on Independent Living (NCIL) filed an Amicus Brief with the Supreme Court…Read More