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9/3/2024

Joe Mitchell

9/5/2024 09:19:22 pm

A truly eye-opening experience and perspective! I can only pray - sorry if my faith offends anyone, that a lot more people could be made aware of the major accessibility issues impacting millions of individuals and affected communities.

I am now aware of many things that might have been obvious to one who knew where to look.

9/6/2024 11:50:32 am

A lot of very interesting points were made about inclusion and accessibility with a wealth of ideas to help navigate the election process as an individual with a disability. Referencing her disability, especially when voting is at hand, Brianna Terry made a great point in the distinction between trust of an individual she's familiar with and worked with at school and trust of a family member assisting with this one occasion. She said, "It's different." I believe it's different because that trust is not the same abroad. The voice of any individual with the ability to be heard via voting, grants them a sense of greater power. This power means Trust cannot be shared so evenly in these matters because agendas of individuals vary (DIFFERENT). If someone with a disability requires special assistance in our election processes, it should be on terms beneficial and satisfying to both them and the state collectively. More-so the individual because he/she has been provided with the resources to maneuver the process of of having their voice heard by way of their vote. There is no excuse to fall short when providing resources for EVERY citizen who's preparing to vote. Anything less leaves room for much gerrymandering.
Independent, confidential and trust are factors the government and/or states should certainly revisit when inclusion and accessibility in the US Registration and Election process is at hand. Especially for those with disabilities. "Different" separates us from each other, and requires special attention so that we can have a relationship on common ground as we maneuver the system to cast our votes. Awesome discussion. Please check it out.

Courtney Fuller

9/11/2024 10:36:11 pm

In participating in the podcast, I gained a lot more info from others, in hindsight it pushes for more research on voting rights here in Florida.

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