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Oct 16Liked by Dawn Levitt

Dawn- ADA is such an important part of history. There is however still quite a lot of work to be done. I so appreciate this.

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Yes, there is still a long way to go for disability equity.

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Oct 16Liked by Dawn Levitt

Agreed- Especially when it comes to physical and spatial accessibility in the built environment, public spaces, and even at home. It can make those with mobility issues begin to weigh their worth in unjust ways based on vanity metrics not meant to rule out those on crutches, wheelchair, etc.

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Jul 22Liked by Dawn Levitt

As someone with mental health disability issues, I appreciated the nod to those of us who struggle in darkness. I also walk with a cane, which of course is visible. I'm tired of being both visible and invisible. Thanks for the flag information. Necessary!

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Thank you for reading. I have also struggled in the darkness for most of my life, as well as having heart health issues. But none of it is visible, except for the brief period when I needed portable oxygen. Both visible and invisible. Fly your flag for all to see and be encouraged!

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Jul 22Liked by Dawn Levitt

This is the first time a went to your colum. I feel a great sense of freedom having had this conversation. Thank you. Know that those of us in the struggle to be visible need this kind of support. Thanks.!

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Sending you a virtual hug! ((()))

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