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Moe Davis for Congress — Judge for Yourselves

Recently, ABILITY Magazine spoke with retired Air Force Colonel and congressional candidate Morris “Moe” Davis. Davis, a Democrat, is running for North Carolina district 11’s seat in the House of Representatives. District 11 encompasses a large portion of western North Carolina and includes the city of Asheville. Davis grew up in Shelby, North Carolina. He … Read more

Joe Mantegna Issue Crossword Puzzle

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Judy Heumann

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Judith Heumann has devoted her life to fighting for the rights of people with disabilities, herself included. She’s not only been at the forefront of great strides in the disability rights movement, she’s led the charge. Born in Brooklyn in 1947, she was paralyzed after contracting polio as a toddler. Denied the right to attend … Read more

Zhu Lihua

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It was a long walk toward the center of the stage, and the 63-year-old Zhu Lihua sauntered along, led by volunteers. Then she gave a deep bow and waved her hand. She could not see, but every inch of her movement was graceful and confident. In May 17, 2019, Touching China, an annual event designed … Read more

And The Winner Is…….

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Eight years ago I began my plan to document a million miles by motorcycle for Multiple Sclerosis. At that time, I did not know where I was headed, how I would cover the costs or what type of support I could find. Over the years, I have shared the struggles and the triumphs all while … Read more

The Virus Ain’t So Bad?

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Humor Therapy This Corona-virus has really become a pain in the tucas for many of us. It has brought this great country to a standstill. Just when it looked like we were done with it for a little while, the beast decided to hang around and wreak more havoc. Who would’ve ever thought we’d … Read more

Joe Mantegna Revisit

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Born in Chicago, Joe Mantegna’s career really took off on the stages of New York. In his role as Richard Roma in Glengarry Glen Ross, his star began rising. For this, he won a Tony Award and a Joseph Jefferson Award, but he was only getting started. He has gone on to act on stage, … Read more

A family photo of father Keith, who has short brown hair and wears a white shirt, his son Bryson, who has blonde hair and wears a similar white shirt, his wife Laura, who has shoulder-long brown hair and smiles brightly, and his older son Connor, who leans on his moms shoulder and has curly, brown-red hair. On Connor's and Laura's lap is a fluffy brown dog, sticking out its tongue.

A Father’s Search to Find a Cure for a Rare Disease

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Keith McArthur is a father, journalist, kidney disease survivor, and rare disease advocate, who put his life on hold to find a cure for his son Bryson’s rare condition. ABILITY Magazine spoke with Keith about his family’s journey getting a diagnosis, his podcast ‘Unlocking Bryson’s Brain,’ and finding a cure for Bryson’s rare GRIN disorder. … Read more

Disability rights activist Raúl Krauthausen

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ABILITY Magazine spoke with Raúl Krauthausen, a disability rights activist from Germany. Raúl has founded the non-profit ‘Sozialhelden’ and works together with his colleague, Svenja Heinecke, on a variety of projects to make Germany and the rest of the world more accessible. He talks with ABILITY Magazine’s journalist Karina Sturm about his activism, disability mainstreaming, … Read more