Elizabeth Ramos, 56, beloved activist in the disability community, died early Sunday morning, July 29. She did not die as…
Chicago's Disability Pride Parade on July 21 gathered together over 1,000 people from as far away as North Dakota to…
On a glorious Sunday morning, after a thunderstorm had cleared the air, thousands of disabled New Yorkers with their friends…
By Mary Kaessinger and Edward Yudelovich Philadelphia’s Disability Pride Week came to a spirited end with a parade in Center…
https://www.facebook.com/pplsmta/videos/1920163074660651/?hc_ref=ARSphCyNyZfL9CIdpUN0Az6-tnvNSGjVKBcdtDA2P9VhiOHAsCtJRNxJyPbdxxqMkMA&fref=nf New York — With the main rallying cry for greater subway accessibility, protesters disrupted and ultimately shut down an…
Led by the Center for Independence of the Disabled, New York, several individual plaintiffs and other disability rights’ organizations joined…
Feb. 23 — Alaska became the third state to eliminate subminimum wage for disabled workers. The law in Alaska takes…
The House of Representatives voted 225-192 on Feb. 15 to roll back civil rights legislation for people with disabilities. The…
New York — The People’s Power Assembly and wheelchair users led a protest on Dec. 3 that gathered in New…
This talk was given on Nov. 18 at the 2017 Workers World Party national conference in Newark, N.J. Are disability…