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Please understand that disabled people are human being that need to be respected.
“Advocating for Disability Rights and Inclusion”
In the United States, approximately 340 million people reside. Among them, 1 in 5 people face disabilities that significantly impact their daily lives. Additionally, 1 in 8 people struggle with mental disabilities. Furthermore, more than 1 in 10 people suffer from traumatic brain injuries.
Discrimination is undoubtedly an ugly beast that exists on many fronts. However, a type of discrimination that is far more common than you could imagine, yet receives little to no attention, is discrimination against those who suffer from a medical disability. Namely, traumatic brain injury (TBI).
Falsely labeling someone as incompetent; treating them as inferior; discounting them for their abilities; or outright exploiting them for personal gain - are all forms of discrimination.
Long-Term Effects of TBI Made Me the Victim of Crime
Hi. My name is Zylo Marshall. Long-term effects from a brain injury I suffered as an infant have left me the victim of theft, deception, corruption, and fraud.
