Under a time study, employers time a non-disabled worker performing work-related tasks, then compare the productivity of a worker with a disability to the time spent by a non-disabled worker performing similar tasks.
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In many states, non-disabled working adults were denied any Medicaid benefits.
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Just 36% are non-disabled adults, and 60% of that group already work.
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The Medicaid limits will hit poor children and non-disabled adults the hardest.
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Kentucky soon may introduce a work requirement for non-disabled adults on Medicaid.
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The rate is set as a percentage of a non-disabled person's productivity.
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We have a huge number of non-disabled adults who are in poverty.
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Indeed, most non-disabled, non-elderly recipients of SNAP and Medicaid are already working.
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Pay are not equal with non-disabled and gender gaps (are believed to) exist.
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The bulk of them centered on people who were thin, white, cisgender, and non-disabled.
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" If you're a non-disabled viewer, you might think, "Oh yeah, he's talking about me.
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Making matters worse was that often, non-disabled actors would tackle these roles with embarrassing gusto.
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Aristizábal will receive $2000,22007 to continue working toward greater opportunities for disabled and non-disabled youth.
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Studies show that disabled people are just as likely as non-disabled people to get cancer.
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The majority of the roughly 25 million non-disabled, non-elderly adults on Medicaid have jobs.
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Mississippi is one of only 5 states with no law protecting non-disabled people against discrimination.
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While state officials said "only" 225,000 non-disabled adults would ever qualify for the program – and only 215,000 of those adults would actually enroll – as of this week, roughly 331,85033 non-disabled adults are enrolled, putting Arkansas close to 60 percent over their original enrollment projections.
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Republicans tout them as a way to push non-disabled, unemployed Medicaid recipients to reenter the workforce.
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The state is one of only five with no statewide protections against discrimination for non-disabled individuals.
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Some people do believe young thin white non-disabled women look better than women with other descriptors.
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The Kasich administration promised enrollment in the program would never exceed 22019,000 non-disabled, working-age adults.
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The food stamp program, however, already requires non-disabled, working-age adults without dependents to have jobs.
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"Moreover, I feel it could educate non-disabled children about their peers, and promote open discourse and learning."
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There is a misperception in the non-disabled world that disabled people's dream is to be cured altogether.
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In more than half of SNAP households with at least one working-age, non-disabled adult, someone works.
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And now that, suddenly, non-disabled people need those accommodations, we're figuring out ways to make it work.
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Everyone else will be given suicide prevention because, being non-disabled, their lives are viewed as worth living.
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Peer non-disabled new grads were accessible to full salary, benefits, and enjoy the status of permanent employment.
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Employment rates of non-disabled working-age adults have been stunted, and their dependency on welfare programs has grown.
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According to the council, about 53 percent of adult, non-disabled Medicaid beneficiaries worked less than 20 hours a week.
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Meanwhile, according to the United States Census Bureau, the poverty rate for a non-disabled person fell below 12 percent.
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In previous election cycles, disability has been included mainly to tell a story designed to appeal to the non-disabled.
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We fall in love and out of love, and are vain and as emotionally unready for love as non disabled people.
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Non-disabled persons often don't appreciate the struggle people with disabilities face when trying to access the care that they need.
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"I think it's often non-disabled people that want to cure us more than we want to be cured ourselves," she says.
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Disabled individuals are -- according to the Bureau of Justice Statistics -- more than twice as likely to experience violence than non-disabled individuals.
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That's still far lower than the 73.5% of non-disabled Americans who were working, though the latter has not increased as sharply.
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Also, society often views the disabled as undateable, hence all the viral videos of non-disabled students asking disabled teens to the prom.
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This percentage is noticeably high, particularly when compared to the 31% of non-disabled Americans who last month weren't part of the workforce.
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So many of us really have a very harsh reaction against able-bodied or non-disabled actors playing roles as people with disabilities.
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Perhaps it is more accurate to say that disability communities don't make art about disability in the way non-disabled communities often assume.
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According to the National Bullying Prevention Center, children with disabilities are three times more likely to be bullied than their non-disabled peers.
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Still, polling in mid-2017 by the Kaiser Family Foundation found 70 percent of respondents favored work requirements for Medicaid for non-disabled adults.
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Though I don't want to be sweeping, relationships between disabled women and non-disabled people, especially men, can be strongly influenced by power disparities.
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I dream of a far more accessible world where those of us who can't be cured can function equally to our non-disabled peers.
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According to the National Conference of State Legislatures, Mississippi is one of only five states with no protections against discrimination for non-disabled individuals.
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Childless, non-disabled adults can't sign up currently, while parents can qualify only if their income is below $6,900 for a family of three.
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Today, we know that workers with disabilities, given equal opportunity and appropriate tools or technologies, can perform as well as their non-disabled counterparts.
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Physically integrated dance has traditionally modified choreography for non-disabled dancers to accommodate disabled dancers; Sheppard wanted to choreograph specifically for bodies in wheelchairs.
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A recession permanently places them outside the labor force, when non-disabled workers who stop working in recessions often jump back in during recoveries.
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But the state still lacks antidiscrimination protections for non-disabled people and at least temporarily prohibits local governments from enacting protections of their own.
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Many non-disabled people seem only to think about disability if it directly affects them, or to share an "inspirational" meme on social media.
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While community employment typically involves interaction with non-disabled co-workers and customers, employment in a workshop affords few opportunities for broader community interaction.
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However the manager's amendment would also allow states could opt for a full block grant instead, at least for their non-disabled, non-elderly populations.
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Warehouse jobs often pay better than retail store jobs, but they are also more geographically concentrated and skew more towards men and the non-disabled.
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Defenders shared videos of Trump making mock-spastic motions when taunting other, non-disabled, people, and claiming this was somehow a defense of his actions.
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The second means that schools must provide that education and any accompanying services in the same classroom in which non-disabled students learn whenever possible.
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Going on dates with me can be a crash course on disability, and I recognize that's not always easy for non-disabled people to process.
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I was never bullied or made fun of, and I had a clique of non-disabled girlfriends, who I hang out with to this day.
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The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, as the food stamp program is formally known, already requires non-disabled, working-age adults without dependents to have jobs.
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But at $75, it's expensive for people who have significantly lower incomes than non-disabled people and over double the rates of unemployment and poverty.
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As I just wrote about for CNN last week, disabled Americans are 2.5 times more likely to be victims of violent crime than non-disabled individuals.
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Data from the 2010 Census show an increasing wage gap for disabled workers, who on average get paid $9,000 less annually than their non-disabled coworkers.
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A recent Urban Institute study found that in Kentucky counties where the requirement returned, food stamp enrollment among non-disabled childless adults fell by 44 percent.
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The requirement could result in 688,000 non-disabled, working-age adults without dependents losing their Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits, according to the USDA's estimates.
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An encouraging 2017 CDC study that looked at the differences in screening rates between disabled and non-disabled women did find the gap had largely closed.
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And despite the repeal of the state's controversial "bathroom bill, " it is still 1 of only 5 states with no antidiscrimination laws for non-disabled people.
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The affected beneficiaries, mainly non-disabled adults in their 30s and 40s who don't have dependent children, failed to report any work activity for three months.
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Mary Pettinato—a non-disabled friend of mine for over a decade—and her husband Joe, who watch the series together in Michigan, worry about the trolls.
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One in five people who are disabled are currently living in poverty, and the unemployment rate is twice as high as it is for non-disabled Americans.
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It also mandates that schools provide them with the services necessary to achieve success in that setting — in the same classrooms as non-disabled kids, whenever possible.
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Returning Medicaid to its core mission covering the truly indigent and embracing reasonable work requirements for non-disabled adults would not only be fiscally prudent, but popular.
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In one state, Kentucky, the waiver application seeks to require most non-disabled Medicaid beneficiaries age 19 to 64 to work at least 20 hours a week.
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A new white paper from the Ruderman Family Foundation reports that some 80 percent of all disabled characters on the small screen are portrayed by non-disabled actors.
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Most fundamentally, CMS urged states to target any work requirements for non-disabled working adults; pregnant women, the disabled, and the medically frail are expected to be exempt.
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When President Obama came into office, the critical issue highlighted by health reform proponents was the lack of affordable coverage for a population of mostly non-disabled adults.
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Nearly three-fourths of the public have favorable views of Medicaid — but 70% say states should be able to impose work requirements for non-disabled adults, as Republicans want.
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Can we create good non-disabled citizens if they have no frame of reference through which to understand, respect or empathize with their disabled peers, colleagues, charges or supervisors?
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In fact, as the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities points out, the majority of non-disabled, working-age households that start to get SNAP don't actually stop working.
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Activists from the Anti-Stairs Club organized a demonstration of disabled and non-disabled individuals who saw the honeycomb structure of 154 stairways as flouting the rules of ADA compliance.
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Finally, the Post never answered the initially-posed, real question – whether or not ObamaCare's Medicaid expansion to non-disabled adults came at the "expense" of those on the waiting list.
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The requirement currently applies mainly to non-disabled adults in their 30s and 40s who don't have dependent children, but will expand to those ages 19 to 29 in January.
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Research has shown that non-disabled adults who leave welfare more than double their incomes, more than offsetting lost welfare benefits and leaving them better off than they were before.
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Requiring work for non-disabled adults, particularly the expansion population, is central to the Trump administration's vision of reshaping the Medicaid program as long as Congress is unable to act.
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Then, I found this campaign in the UK called End the Awkward, which is all about how non-disabled people lose their minds over how to interact with a disabled person.
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On the second day, the Whitney Museum hosted an intimate gathering that brought together disabled and non-disabled artists, curators, writers, and academics for a day of conversation and community building.
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The ADA sought to achieve this goal by bringing Americans with disabilities out of the shadows and allowing them to compete on a level playing field with their non-disabled peers.
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Now is the perfect time for Congress to expand work requirements and time limits for non-disabled adults on all welfare programs – including Medicaid, ObamaCare's Medicaid expansion, food stamps, and housing.
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As a non-disabled person, I experienced the eye-opening nature of Crip Camp myself, in getting to know Jim and getting to know the community and working on the project.
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The ADA sought to achieve this goal by bringing Americans with disabilities out of the shadows and allowing them to compete, on a level playing field, with their non-disabled peers.
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But that still leaves about 25 million non-disabled, non-elderly adults who could potentially be subject to work requirements and other eligibility conditions, according to the Kaiser Family Foundation's estimates.
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The so-called bathroom law has drawn major criticism from business, and North Carolina is also one of only five states with no discrimination protections for non-disabled people using public facilities.
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If the administration and Congress slash Medicaid's federal funding, the states will be forced to pit the needs of the elderly and disabled against the needs of children and non-disabled adults.
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Maya and Jimmy (John Ross Bowie) are parents of a teenager whose life is inherently more complicated than those of the non-disabled kids jostling by him in his high school hallways.
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Over the past 10 years, several states expanded Medicaid coverage to include non-disabled adults who don't have children — a group that is similar to the population that gained eligibility under Obamacare.
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Building on the foundation of Healthy Indiana, Healthy Ohio will require non-disabled Medicaid recipients to contribute to a health savings account, or HSA, and earn rewards for embracing healthier lifestyle choices.
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Over the past 2000 years, several states expanded Medicaid coverage to include non-disabled adults who don't have children — a group that is similar to the population that gained eligibility under Obamacare.
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Lucas and others like her are a ferocious refutation of "I'd rather be dead than disabled," a comment some non-disabled people feel obligated to share in response to conversations about disability.
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Republicans have long criticized the Affordable Care Act for expanding Medicaid eligibility to non-disabled adults without children, a move that has covered more than 15 million Americans in or near poverty.
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Currently, SNAP eligibility varies from state to state, but most non-disabled college students between the ages of 18 and 49 do not qualify unless they meet requirements beyond traditional measures like income.
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It sought to transform a safety net into an open-ended, free-for-all welfare program for non-disabled, working-age adults, the overwhelming majority of whom have no dependent children at home.
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The Kaiser Family Foundation reported in June that nearly two-thirds of non-elderly, non-disabled enrollees work, but most have low-wage jobs that don't come with many benefits, including health insurance.
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The National Conference of State Legislatures says Texas is one of only five states with no public accommodation law protecting non-disabled individuals from discrimination (the others are Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi and North Carolina).
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With iOS, Apple has created a rich and diverse set of tools for people with disabilities that enable them to use an iPhone with as much ease and delight as their non-disabled peers.
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The House bill would expand the number of non-disabled individuals subject to SNAP work requirements by raising the top age to 59 from 49 and including more people caring for school-age children.
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According to the American Bar Association, the one in seven people in the US of voting age who have a disability lag behind at the polls considerably in contrast with their non-disabled counterparts.
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In all three states, certain Medicaid recipients, primarily working-age, non-disabled adults without dependents, will have to work or engage in other activities at least 20 hours a week to maintain their benefits.
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"Seeing disabled people as expendable enough to see this as a net positive ignores the other areas we could be targeting—ones that would require a sacrifice from non-disabled people," she told VICE.
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It's the harsh conditions of detention centers at the border that allow many disability advocacy groups to qualify for access and join the fight for changes that can benefit both disabled and non-disabled immigrants.
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In the 2012 edition of the Pew Charitable Foundation's Elections Performance Index, researchers found that 7.2 percent of registered voters with disabilities didn't have photo identification, compared with 4.5 percent of their non-disabled counterparts.
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This linguistic preference is part of society's long struggle to find the proper terminology for people with intellectual disability, and reflects the discomfort the subject creates among many in the so-called non-disabled world.
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More importantly, Morningside reports a newfound sense of pride among its workers, many of whom are now employed in integrated settings working side by side with non-disabled co-workers and earning a fair wage.
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It would expand the number of non-disabled individuals subject to work requirements by raising the top age to 59 from 49 and including more people caring for school-age children, such as Barbara Green.
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After a two-year suspension from competition, Leeper, who was born without lower legs and began using prosthetics as a toddler, learned that he'd qualified to run against non-disabled athletes in the USATF Outdoor Championships.
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In 15, recipients have to be disabled or otherwise "unemployable," but 11 states, including large ones like California, New York, and New Jersey, offer benefits to non-disabled adults who don't have another source of income.
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Across the country, African-American students are three times more likely to be suspended or expelled than white students, while students with disabilities are two times more likely to be suspended than their non-disabled peers.
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The NCD surveyed colleges and universities in 14 states and the District of Columbia to determine whether disabled students on their campuses would be able to access basic student services available to their non-disabled classmates.
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Unified Sports pairs intellectually disabled younger athletes with non-disabled volunteers of a similar age and ability level, in an effort to establish a common ground and break down misconceptions about people living with intellectual disabilities.
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Starting April 1, Kentucky can require working age, non-disabled adult enrollees without dependents to work, volunteer, go to job training or participate in other activities for up to 80 hours a month to maintain their coverage.
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Watch some more video from VICE Impact: This abuse of power highlights the disability wage gap, which, according to the American Institutes for Research, disabled employees make 63 cents for every dollar their non-disabled colleagues earn.
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The justification for amping up work requirements, courtesy of Representative Jodey Arrington, is that God Said So. It's important to note that most non-disabled working age adults already do have to fulfill work requirements to receive SNAP.
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Again, that show of hands of those who think it's wise for the federal government to finance Medicaid expansion for non-disabled adults at 85033 percent but at half that rate for poor mothers, the elderly and disabled?
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Her subsequent and much-publicized death drew attention to an issue that has long plagued the disability community: It often seems like non-disabled people only recognize the injustices levied on disabled people after one of us dies.
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The Republican SNAP proposals in the current farm bill would expand the number of non-disabled individuals subject to work requirements by raising the top age to 59 from 49 and including more people caring for school-age children.
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But a significant factor is likely the Able-Bodied Adults Without Dependents (ABAWDs) rule, which imposes a time limit of three months of benefits every three years for non-disabled adults not working at least 20 hours a week.
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Here in the United States, one of the most common and widespread problems for people with disabilities is unemployment, with only about 40 percent of disabled people employed as of 2010, about half the rate of non-disabled people.
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"Non-disabled working-age adults have become increasingly reliant on welfare and experienced stalled employment growth, in part because of the disincentives welfare programs impose on increasing one's own income," the White House Council of Economic Advisers argues in the paper.
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The study from the consulting firm Avalere finds that the cuts to coverage for non-disabled children would come as a result of a new cap on Medicaid payments that the bill would impose, known as a per capita cap.
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Children with disabilities -- more so than children who don't have disabilities -- are placed in complicated bureaucratic, educational, and medical systems that encourage compliance with authority and conformity to the norms of non-disabled society, rather than asserting agency and autonomy.
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Whether the latter sentiments take the shape of "the only disability is a bad attitude" or a story about a non-disabled person doing a nice thing for a disabled person, projecting heroism onto a disabled person contributes to disablist attitudes.
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There is a growing awareness among the non-disabled public that to talk about police violence in the United States, it is necessary to also talk about disability and the role it plays in an alarming number of police shootings.
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"Inclusion and acceptance means that the disability community is a part of everything that non-disabled people are doing, and that the events planned are fully accessible for everyone and there's no need, then, to create a disability-specific event," Leary says.
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While the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program requires non-disabled adults without dependents to document that they have worked at least 80 hours a month for more than three months, states have the option to waive the requirements for areas with high unemployment rates.
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Seema Verma, the administrator of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, which oversees the program, told state Medicaid directors on Tuesday that her department would begin approving state plans to condition Medicaid coverage for non-disabled adults on work or volunteer hours.
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The House bill would expand the number of non-disabled individuals who need to meet certain work requirements in order to receive food stamps by raising the top age to 59 from 49 and including more people caring for school-age children.
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It looks at what it's like to live in the world as a white, middle-class, non-disabled straight man, and all the easy, unthinking power that can accrue to a person who gets to live like that — then it takes that power away.
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Using data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics covering a 220006-year period, we can deduce that, from 2202-2628, around 28500-6900 percent of non-retired, non-disabled men, not in the workforce were not open to, or interested in taking a job.
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Shows like "Will & Grace" and "Ellen" have been credited with widening the popular embrace of people who are L.G.B.T.Q. Disabled people — who face an unemployment rate that is more than twice as high as their non-disabled peers — have little clout in the entertainment industry.
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The White House report, using census data from 2013, found that more than one-half of working-age, non-disabled beneficiaries of Medicaid, federal housing support and food stamps worked fewer than 20 hours per week in the month in which they received benefits from those programs.
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All three are notorious for defending the morality of infanticide in some circumstances, and Singer and McMahan in particular are known for suggesting that it might be less wrong to kill human beings with certain cognitive disabilities than it is to kill non-disabled human beings.
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A welfare reform law signed by President Bill Clinton in 1996 contained a provision that said childless, non-disabled food stamp recipients would lose their benefits after three months unless they could find a half-time job, volunteer, or enroll in a state job training program.
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For starters, 35 percent in New York City live below the federal poverty level, versus 20 percent of the non-disabled population, according to Susan M. Dooha, the executive director of the Center for Independence of the Disabled, which helps New Yorkers find housing and qualify for subsidies.
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According to a study in March by the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, nearly three-quarters of the non-disabled adults below the age of 59 who receive benefits from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program in a typical month worked in the year before receiving assistance or in the year after.
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Even if every non-disabled, non-elderly adult on the program got a job, and even if those jobs paid enough to lift their kids out of poverty too, you'd still be left with roughly 10 million disabled, elderly, and caretaker recipients, the vast majority of whom will remain below the poverty line.
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"I'm also really wary of the media coverage of events like Night to Shine—it's set up in a way where readers and viewers are supposed to feel some combination of inspiration and pity because disabled people are able to participate in something that non-disabled people take for granted, like attending a prom," she says.
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" Penny Pepper, who has a disability writes for The Guardian: "I know the environmental damage they cause, but I don't have the luxury of a plastic-free life... I get uncomfortable and angry when I see non-disabled people behave as though they know the answer to this dilemma in exchanges that can get heated, if not abusive.
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Earlier this month, Trump's Council of Economic Advisers issued a report, "Expanding Work Requirements in Non-Cash Welfare Programs," that declared: non-disabled working-age adults made up the majority of adult recipients on Medicaid (61 percent), the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) (67 percent), and rental housing assistance programs (59 percent) as of December 2013.
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The legalization of assisted suicide also devalues the lives of people with disabilities because it creates a double standard — insurance companies and state agencies readily offer to pay for life-ending drugs for individuals with disabilities and serious health conditions when they ask for death, but provide suicide prevention services to non-disabled individuals who make the same request.
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As someone not currently disabled, I've been greatly influenced by campaigners who are, and who fear that assisted dying could set back the long fight for disabled people's lives to be treated with the same respect and dignity as those of non-disabled people; for governments to invest in services that offer them independence and quality of life on an equal footing with other citizens.
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In the context of an example, the plaintiffs argued that, if "a statute provides free insurance to a 'person who is disabled and a veteran,' and an amendment then states that 'a person who is disabled and a veteran includes a person who served in the National Guard," then "a non-disabled member of the National Guard" would "surely not" be entitled to the insurance benefit.
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