This blog reflects my thoughts and insights into my multifaceted life-- systems advocate for people with disabilities, parent, adjunct college instructor, wife and doctoral candidate.
Friday, March 14, 2008
Well, dear readers, New York State is making history. A man who is African American and legally blind will be sworn in Monday March 17th (St. Patrick's Day) as our Governor. It is unfortunate that is is under such inauspicious circumstances-- in sports they call this an 'ugly win'. But it is a momentous occasion.
What will this bode for the future of people with disabilities in New York State? Or African Americans? How will Governor-elect Patterson ride out the local, state and national media storm and gossip-column type frenzy of his predecessor? We can read some of his speeches, to get an indication of his perspective.
Stay tuned.
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doc wilson, cool blog you have here! (came across it through the roving activist's space). if you'd like to be on a listserv of disabled bloggers and allies building community, please contact me at consciouslycrip[at]gmail.com for an invite.
subscribed to you and looking forward to reading more!
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