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We believe in empowering the disability community to make their mark in the political realm. These posts amplify the power of the disability vote.

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Disabled Person Online? Here are Some Tips for Navigating the Internet.

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We Want YOU to Support the Disability Vote (A Voting Accessibility Guide)

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Engaging in Politics as a Disabled Person: an Interview with Carrie Ann Lucas

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A group of people with both visible and hidden disabilities is gathered in the Light Court at City Hall. They are holding posters of people with disabilities who have been killed by the police. An ACLU Disability Rights attorney in glasses, Claudia Center, is speaking and gesturing with her hands. A sign language interpreter is to the left, and ACLU Disability Rights attorney, Susan Mizner is to the right, squatting on the floor and holding a sign of an African-American man with a disability killed by police. Other protestors are listening, standing, sitting in chairs and in wheelchairs.

Five Questions for ACLU Attorney Susan Mizner

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VIDEO: Disability Rights Oregon – Accessible Voting Tablets

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Valuing Activism of All Kinds

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