By Martin Block You’ve probably seen the podiums, the handshakes, the town halls with the stale coffee and folding chairs. But for people with disabilities who dare to step into the political arena, there’s a different set of stairs to climb—sometimes literal ones. There’s the public scrutiny, the internal doubt, and often the logistical acrobatics… Continue reading Wheelchairs and Campaign Trails: Rewriting the Rules of Who Gets to Lead
