Interview Report on Disabled Persons In approaching this task, I made a list of my classmates in the MW group and asked them to participate in the interview process. The response was amusing because most of them were willing to spend about 2-3 hours being interviewed. I further ranked the students according to their availability, openness, and their thoughts regarding the interview process. After that, I came up with questions that would be posed to the top 5 potential interviewers within the group. That exercise enabled me to come up with one potential respondent to help me develop a proper understanding of the issue at hand. I further went ahead and conducted an in-depth interview using the selected person as the respondent. Apart from being a representative of the group, he also gave his personal experiences on the topic of concern. During the interview, I made use of the questions that were provided in class in getting responses on the topic selected. The report below gives a summary of responses by a respondent in the MW group on disabled persons. The respondent started by making an introduction that inclined towards his childhood times. He gave an account of how he grew up within an orphanage within the United States. According to his story, he was abandoned at the age of three years after his parents noted that he would not walk on his own. After being abandoned, he was taken up by unimpeachable Samaritans who took him to an orphanage. Those become his permanent home. He got all the support he needed in that setting including education and proper care. In that setting, he was accepted and treated like the rest of the children. He explained to me the difficulties he had in dealing with his disability without having parents around him. However, he was happy after acquiring the skills of using a wheelchair. According to him, that made things to be easier for him than before because he got involved in many activities within the orphanage. He was able to build confidence in whatever he undertook, and that raised his spirits and made him determined to achieve some targets in life. During his time of growing, he got encouragement from everyone within the orphanage. For instance, he was told of how God loved him and that everyone was equal before the creator of the universe. He was told that being disabled was normal in society though in a few people and that would not be controlled. However, he was made aware that the normal and the disabled persons had equal chances of succeeding in life. It only required them to be determined in their work. He was given a list of disabled persons who had succeeded in life and got encouraged and perceived himself as being normal but would not walk. According to him, some of the mistaken identities and stereotypes would be considered inhumane. For instance, some people believed that being disabled was a curse from God to the parents of the child. That would have been the case of the respondent. He failed to understand the reason for him being abandoned by his parents. He was aware of the rejection that people like him faced in everyday life including rejection from close relatives. He further confirmed that the disabled were disrespected by most people. Such people would also be discriminated against when it came to job opport