Op-ed: ‘Updating the disabilities act lets us share good fortune’
June 28th, 2008By David Briggs in the Cleveland Plain Dealer:
Critics worry that the new rules are vague and expensive. But the greater moral cost would be to turn our backs on the growing number of Americans with disabilities, particularly war veterans.
… How about this time, before we listen to special-interest groups making narrow appeals to our personal economic stake, we inventory all the ways others have served us in our time of need? And then ask how we are passing on the gifts we have been given by showing consideration to our neighbor?
See also:
House right to expand the scope of the ADA, in the Jackson, Tennnessee, Sun
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