On Oct. 31, 2019, Jillian Copeland and David Godoy visited my Ignatius Seminar, Disability, Culture, and Question of Care Continue reading →

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Will we ever see the likes of a Christopher Dennis on Hollywood Boulevard again? For more than two decades, on the Walk of Fames pink terrazzo stars, he played Superman with the devotion of a child convinced hes a superhero. He famously lived for years just a few blocks from the boulevard in a small apartment crammed head to foot with Superman action toys and Superman cutouts and Superman dioramas he made by hand Continue reading →

ESCONDIDO Escondido may be a growing city with a booming population of 150,000, but one face still stands out among the crowd: Dan Naylor or as hes lovingly known, Dan the Man. Naylor, 32, made headlines a year ago after he was fired from his city of Escondido job while wearing his uniform off the clock at a local wine bar. Continue reading →

In the lobby of a downtown New Orleans hotel, 30 doctors and med students sprawled across a marble floor. The September 10 die-in was targeting the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) field office, covering five southern states, which is housed in the same building as the Hyatt; more specifically, it was a last-minute attempt to prevent the deportation of Yoel Leal, a 51-year-old with serious health issues, who came to the U.S Continue reading →

To commemorate National Epilepsy Awareness Month, the Epilepsy Foundation is hosting a star-studded, four-hour livestream fundraiser special END EPILEPSY Live! on November 9, 2019, at 2 p.m. PT Continue reading →

In 2018, Saddleback College student Marcus Knight was suspended after he gave a female student a fist bump and took a selfie with another. Knight, who is autistic and has cerebral palsy, often attempts to make friends with his classmates by taking selfies with them or offering fist bumps. Continue reading →

Do you think my pink ones will still fit? asks Mimi, a 10-year-old girl trying on her new two-tone pink 3D printed leg brace for the first time, hoping her matching trainers will fit Continue reading →