Today’s Genetic Testing: A Modern Eugenics?
For those who thought the practice of eugenics was ancient history, Ed Larson, J.D., Ph.D., is here to tell you […]
For those who thought the practice of eugenics was ancient history, Ed Larson, J.D., Ph.D., is here to tell you […]
Tricomo’s Candidacy Statement In the September issue, we printed statements from the four Minnesota candidates for Senate. As that issue […]
Disability Awareness Month is a good time to discuss differing opinions. The article written by Mr. Janssen and Mr. Ryan […]
Since going on the air in October of 1993 on Twin Cities community radio station KFAI, the show Disabled and […]
Finding qualified and capable employees is one of the largest challenges an organization faces today. Yet the U.S. Department of […]
In 1998, the disability community encouraged state officials to pursue a five-year grant from the Social Security Administration (SSA). This […]
It was April 2, 2001 when I started my job in a southern Minneapolis suburb. At no other time in […]
Anyone watching the September broadcast of ABC’s documentary Christopher Reeve Courageous Steps was able to see “Superman” in one of […]
Christopher Reeve’s fiftieth birthday has come and gone and the Man of Steel remains permanently seated. This is no surprise […]
I am alive today, after 30+ years of serious mental illness, because of three things: effective medication; good cognitive therapy; […]
How strong are your convictions? How do others perceive the way you live those convictions? How often does truth turn […]
If you are a person with a disability, the dream of owning your own house is possible. There are many […]
No, this is not a bad joke, but what you will hear when candidates come to your door askng you […]
October 2002 – Read the full issue here! (.pdf format)