please write story about disability and discrimination person.​

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Explanation:

The morning of my job interview brought excitement and anxiety. At the same time, I felt prepared and confident. It was the beginning of 2017 and already I had gone through three rounds of phone interviews, all rigorous, yet fair. This final interview would be our first face-to-face meeting. After passing through such an extensive interview process, backed by my impeccable credentials, I felt this meeting would be a formality.  

A 14-year veteran New York City public school teacher, I was applying for a literacy coach position to train new teachers. The interviews had gone so well, I was certain a job offer would soon follow.  

I met my interviewer for the first time at Starbucks. Soon after we started, I saw the sparkle leave her eyes. I noticed the fidgeting, a symptom of her sense of discomfort. Instead of asking about my pedagogical philosophy or leadership style, she asked me this: How am I able to get the students to listen to me?  

The implication behind her question was clear: She didn’t think my students pay attention to me. Despite 14 years of exemplary performance evaluations, including high ratings for classroom management, somehow she believed my skills were wanting.  

Later, I was informed that I was not selected for the position. After sailing through every stage of the application process, something had changed. Suddenly, she seemed to lose all enthusiasm for my candidacy.  

What happened?  

Disabled in a city not made for me

Meeting me for the first time, my interviewer saw a woman in a motorized wheelchair. She didn’t see a black woman. She didn’t even see a capable professional. What she saw was a disabled person.  

I am a tenured, New York City teacher with a master’s degree in School Leadership from New York University. At my school, I held four leadership positions: English Department chair, testing coordinator, grade level chair and professional development committee member. The next step in my career would be educational administration.  

I also have spinal muscular atrophy type II, a neural disease that occurs in 1 in every 6,000 children. It leads to decreased motor skills and deteriorating muscles. In 2008, I survived a risky surgery in which my spine was exposed, untwisted, and reinforced with titanium, possibly adding as many as 20 years to my life.    

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Despite my professional qualifications, there have been some programs I am unable to take full advantage of because of a lack of disability access. I was accepted to the CUNY-NYC Leadership Academy Program for Future Middle School Principals. The program was extremely rigorous. The reality of living with a disability means that my physical needs had to be met before I could work toward any goal. I had to consider whether the “reasonable accommodations” that employers are required to provide under the 1990 Americans With Disabilities Act — certain protections are guaranteed by law — would allow me to participate.  

Classes were held from 4 to 8 p.m. once a week in Queens. The journey from my school in the Bronx began right after work. In a society where the infrastructure is designed for able-bodied individuals, most people can’t conceptualize how challenging it can be for people with physical disabilities. A small thing we take for granted — going to the bathroom in a public place — can present a serious problem when there are no bathrooms that are wheelchair accessible.  

Of course, if I had to use the bathroom during the school day, I couldn’t because I could not enter with my wheelchair. I had to wait until I got home to relieve myself. Under this program, I would not make it home until 10 pm. My doctor had warned me to consider the long-term impact of this schedule on my kidneys and overall health.  

To further complicate the matter, the only wheelchair access to the building where the class was being held was on a side street that required me to pass through a parking lot. When I arrived at the door, I would have to wait for security to let me in.  

Dayniah Manderson is a 38-year-old veteran public school educator and single mother. She served as Ms. Wheelchair New York 2017 and is an advocate for people with disabilities.  

Nelson Cornwall was hard of hearing, yet he wanted to be a commercial air-pilot. This dream of his would always get him laughs and mockery by part of the men and women who hung around him as well as the kids. “How can a man who has no hearing be capable to fly a plane?” asked the people who met Nelson. Yet, Nelson did not give up. He interned in the “Wayward Aviation Academy” and got his license.

Once he had his license in hand he looked for employment as a cargo carrier. However, no matter where he went people mocked him saying a man who communicates through sign language cannot become a pilot. Once man who interviewed him by the name of Joel laughed at his attempt to communicate with him through sign language, the man spoke slowly. Very slowly so Nelson could understand what his lips spoke: “Listen kid, no one will hire you. You think you are complete? You aren’t complete, no one will hire you”. Nelson understood his words, and left the place with tears in his eyes.

He kept looking for work desperately. Until, one day a nice and kind gentleman gave him a chance, an opportunity. “Can you fly” asked the man to Nelson. Nelson read his lips and understood him. Nelson nodded yes, and rode one of the aircrafts provided by the nice gentleman. When everyone saw he could ride an aircraft they were shocked and learned their lesson to not mock a man with a disability. For who knows maybe a man with a disability may just do the same thing that you can do.

you are researching the effect of air pollution on human health.you find information from the following sources.which of these would likely be the LEAST biased?​

the justices and freedom for Cameron Herron​

Although many steps have already been taken, the restructuring is ________ considered to be in its early phases.

Select one:
A. still
B. already
C. yet
D. rarely

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2. Git is the same as GitHub
(5 Points)
True
False

Mukasa ate a dozen of mangoes. He was very ill. He never want to see to a mango again. (combine into one sentence without using and or but)​

Read the following quote and then identify the literary device that is being used.

LENNOX: “So that, I say,
[Macbeth] has borne all things well”

1. understatement
2. satire
3. compliment
4. sarcasm

If he got the job, he would have to commute 50 miles to wok, so he decided the work
was not worth it.
What sentence type is this?
Complex
Simple
Compound
Compound-complex
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Unvoiced and voiced word?
Need help please

What does the structure of the word "altruistic" tell the reader about its meaning?

☺ OOOO Which of the following is NOT a correct present tense form of the verb to be? a. b. they be you is C. d. I are All of the above are incorrect.​

is soap a countable noun ?​

Which of the following sentences contains an idiom?

He said, "Dude, you need to take that money to the bank now bro before you spend it all!"

Someone stole Robin's minivan so she had to walk home from school.

The girl swore she saw a man walk up the stairs, but when she followed him he had disappeared into thin air.

please give me a pen,,(passive form)
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When you are prepared, it means that you have done all of the following except: Group of answer choices selected a topic appropriate to your audience. considered how best to present it. put your information into a logical sequence. gathered enough information to cover the topic well. practiced the golden rule of treating your audience.

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Someone can teach me English, because I'm from Brazil and if you know how to speak Spanish, it's better for me.

questions below.
Paragraph 5
Volcanic eruptions are among the most terrifying and dramatic forces in nature. Lava flows usually burn or bury everything
in their path, and the flows can continue for miles and miles. Suffocating ash flows a mix of hot gases, pumice, rock
fragments, and bits of glass can also accompany an eruption. Debris flows are especially treacherous. Water from lakes or
rivers, heavy rain, or melting snow can cause debris on the flanks of a volcano to form into a fast-moving "mudflow" of
rock, ash, and cinders. These flows can occur with little warning, and a wall of mud can cover an entire city, claiming
thousands of victims before they can react.
Which of the following words does NOT contribute to the mood of this paragraph?
a. Terrifying
C. Debris
b. Treacherous
d. Victims

If you can help what’s the answer

Which one is correct?

Which quotation most effectively expresses the concept that Douglass wanted to learn to read and write, even though it would bring him misery?


"In moments of agony, I envied my fellow-slaves for their studidity. I have often wished myself a beast."

"The silver trump of freedom had roused my soul to eternal wakefulness. Freedom now appeared, to disappear no more forever. It was heard in every sound, and seen in everything."

"I preferred the condition of the meanest reptile to my own. Anything, no matter what, to get rid of thinking!"

"As I read and contemplated the subject, behold! that very discontentment which Master Hugh had predicted would follow my learning to read had already come, to torment and sting my soul to unutterable anguish."

How can we minimise the use of styrofoam? ​

Read the following excerpt.

Tourette syndrome is a medical condition. People with this condition has little or no control over the sounds they makes. Jaylen was bullied his peers a lot because he has Tourette syndrome.He decides to do something about it though.

This excerpt needs to be edited for

spelling and word spacing.
capitalization and spelling.
grammar and capitalization.
word spacing and grammar.

30 POINTS Read the following paragraph. Which type of point of view is being expressed?



“A storm is coming,” said Marla. “We’d better get off the beach.” Dark clouds were forming, and the wind was getting stronger. Marla, Kara, and Grace quickly folded the towels while D.J. called her dad on her cell phone. When Mr. Martin got the call, he was already about to leave to pick up the kids at the lake.


third-person omniscient

third-person limited

first person

identify the dependent clause in the following sentence:I will put away my winter clothes and store the blankets in the upstairs closet when i no longer have to turn on the furnace every day.

I really need someones help here, i cant find this answer anywhere.

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LEARNING PHASES AND LEARNING ACTIVITIES At the Niyogyugan Festival, the province's 39 municipalities and two cities fill the capitol grounds with coconut-themed booths that turn the city center into a merry-town of well-crafted coconut huts. The week-long festival is held from August 16 to 26. The eight-year-old festival was launched in 2011, it was originally a gathering of some coconut farmers selling their products, The aesthetically pleasing booths are a potent sales-booster for local farmers and entrepreneurs. Locals and tourists need not travel for hours to each of Quezon's towns to have a taste of all its famed delicacies - booth hopping does the trick, making a unique presentation of their respective booths that gets better every year. Questions: 1. What is the title of the feature article? 2. Does it have an introduction of the topic? 3. Do all the sentences talk about the topic? 4. While reading it, can you imagine the events taking place? 5. How did the writer end his article? 6. What type of a feature article is it?​

in both literature and art, a _______ is an object or a detail that represents an idea.

1.What is the measure of L6?
A.45°
B.145°
C.55°
D.135°
2.What is the measure of L2?
A.45°
B.180°
C.80°
D.145°
3.What is thr measure of L8?
A.45°
B.145°
C.55°
D.135°​

Dialogue is important in a story for two reasons. Which of the following is one of the reasons?
It reveals character personality details.
It allows one character to speak alone.
It allows characters to be silent for a while.
It demonstrates action instead of speech.

In the conclusion of "Speech After Being Convicted of Voting," why does Susan B. Anthony make a connection between women's suffrage and the struggle of black people? O A. To appeal to men in the audience who are doubtful of a woman's intellect B. To appeal to a population who voted for the abolition of slavery C. To appeal to members of the audience who are former slave owners D. To appeal to women in the audience who support women's suffrage​