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Nabbed from http://kalambrocha.stumbleupon.com/ From the page: " watch the program This is one of the most requested programs in FRONTLINE's history. It is about an Iowa schoolteacher who, the day after Martin Luther King Jr. was murdered in 1968, gave her... more
A handful of violent and degrading attacks on disabled people have provoked outrage among the press and public. But are they isolated cases or one end of a spectrum of intimidation and violence that many disabled people encounter?
Still true and nothing wrong with it. If anything there is more of a workplace bias towrds men.. more men are famous cooks than women for example, esp. in Europe. More women work in medical professions than before but they are still vastly outnumbered by men. What... more
From the page: "Despite Eleanor Katherine's tender years, he continued, "the child should have the freedom to worship as she sees fit, and not be influenced by prospective parents who do not believe in a Supreme Being." " As if Christian parents... more
It angers me to see parents treating their child as a theory rather than as a person.
From the page: "The billboard sponsors said they would like the community to show them the same tolerance they fought for during the civil rights era. "The women and blacks in this neighborhood, they've been discriminated before, in the recent past, as early as... more
They had security concerns about having black people in the bar. That's not racist! That's safety.
While a couple pages make me cringe hardcore, all in all, the message in this book isn't too bad: We need each other. I'm happy with who I am. Too bad life isn't quite that simple....
A very interesting story Captivating is the word. I had to finish the article. The thing that amazes me is the abilities these so called" disabled people "have. Maybe we should consider these people just people with special needs and not disabled at all. That way... more
15 reviews • mailonsunday.co.uk
President Franklin Roosevelt never congratulated Owens or invited him to the White House. 'Hitler didn't snub me - it was FDR who snubbed me,' Owens said.
