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BILL Would Shine Light On Neglected Needs Of Minorities With Disabilities
Communities of color have less access to healthcare, but they also have higher rates of certain disabilities. That combination presents serious challenges to minorities that are suffering from these disabilities. Yet little attention has been given to the problem, which advocates say stems from racism, whether conscious or unconscious. As a result, the Legislature is considering a bill – S-900 – that will study the issue and make recommendations to the governor and the Legislature…Read More
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