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CommissiononPersonswithDisabilities/2018-04-11.pdf,5 | CommissiononPersonswithDisabilities | 2018-04-11 | 5 | ITEM 2-A COMMISSION ON DISABILITY MEETING MINUTES OF Wednesday, April 11, 2018 6:30 p.m. the bills are constructed, the laws are constructed in ways that enable that category of people to work, but it leaves out a whole group of other forms of disabled people in their imaginations. Karen Nakamura: And we can see this in all the ways that the ADA hasn't helped people. So if we think about the ADA and I'm sure you're all familiar that in the 28 years since the ADA has passed, employment rates for disabled people have not increased, in fact they've actually decreased. And so what does that mean? What does it mean when our employment rates are decreasing? What does it mean that the number of disabled people are also increasing? Why is there so much difficulty accessing services? Why is our infrastructure breaking in particular ways? So these are deep questions that we need to ask ourselves and at the same time we need to ask ourselves what are the protections we're building and who are we imagining are the people who are worth protecting. So in many ways the important question here is, who's getting left out? What questions are getting left out when we have a particular imagination of who a disabled person is. Karen Nakamura: So I'm going to have a couple of categories of people. One for example, is when we think about disability we often don't think for example about diabetes as a disability. We may if we think oh, yeah I'm sure, sure. But diabetes is a major cause of amputation and amputations caused by diabetes disproportionally affect African Americans. And so in any imagination of what disability policy is, we can't think of just people with amputations but we have to think well, if diabetes is a health crisis that affect populations disproportionately, then really we should start to think, well, if we have a disability policy we should start thinking about diabetes which then leads into earlier concerns, well what are the pre-cursors to diabetes? It high cortisol levels. What's causing high cortisol levels? Str… | CommissiononPersonswithDisabilities/2018-04-11.pdf |
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