On the Americans with Disabilities Act Turning 35
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Cross posted from Turning Aside July 26, 2025 marks the 35th anniversary of
the passing of the Americans with Disabilities Act. For many in the
disabilit...
Tuesday, July 11, 2006
Right of Way
Today, I pulled up to the first stoplight on my way to a friend's house after work and started to stare off into space like I so often do. As my attention got pulled back to the community around my by the same inexplicable force that caused it to drift off in the first place, I noticed an older Black man walking through the crosswalk in front of me. Dressed in royal blue work pants that were too big but belted with a old but clean white button-down short-sleeved dress shirt tucked in neatly, he had stopped in front of my car and was waiting to get my attention. As soon as he had it, he literally (and I do know how to use the word) tipped his blue baseball hat to me and then continued across the street and into the corner liquor store once I smiled largely and genuinely in response.
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1 comment:
nice, very nice.
love, the dad
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