So it is with the disabled community. We are survivors. If society as a whole ignores and excludes our expertise, they do it, in the long run, at their own peril. America needs to finally start answering the question it has been avoiding for more than 200 years. Real inclusion is not measured in laws and lawsuits, but instead by what the community builds together in order to bring everyone together.
Inclusion is a subway everyone can use, a building everyone can enter.
There is no single definition of inclusion, but you'll know it when you see it. The author is a correspondent for ABC News.