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A vicious blow to the head may have been the catalyst that turned Harriet Tubman into an Abolitionist hero.Read more →
Whether Jameela Jamil or a person sitting in a handicapped seat on a bus, we all have a duty to believe the experiences of others. Read more →
When I was a kid, my Dad taught me all about werewolves. Little did I know he was preparing me to understand his depression.Read more →
For almost 4,000 years, doctors have been treating women in pain less seriously than men. That needs to stop. Now. Read more →
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Cerebral Palsy
In the United States alone, ~750,000 people live with some form of this group of movement disorders. Here are some of the most inspirational stories we’ve told about people refusing to be stigmatized by cerebral palsy.
A vicious blow to the head may have been the catalyst that turned Harriet Tubman into an Abolitionist hero.Read more →
Whether Jameela Jamil or a person sitting in a handicapped seat on a bus, we all have a duty to believe the experiences of others. Read more →
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When I was a kid, my Dad taught me all about werewolves. Little did I know he was preparing me to understand his depression.Read more →
For almost 4,000 years, doctors have been treating women in pain less seriously than men. That needs to stop. Now. Read more →
