Silent No Longer: Advancing the Fight for Disability Rights

Robert Stack

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Lingua: inglese

Editore: BenBella Books, 2025

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Since ancient times, people with disabilities have been ridiculed, ignored, and even tortured - and while this problem has plagued society for far too long, the media has largely turned a blind eye to it. Silent No Longer is the story of Robert Stack's forty-year career in the disability industry, revealing the horrible neglect that persists today and asking why tens of thousands of people are still unnecessarily incarcerated in institutions that fail them. Stack is a veteran of the industry and the founder and CEO of Community Options - one of the largest non-profit organizations supporting persons with disabilities today - and offers a firsthand account of the neglect and abuse he has witnessed in his decades of advocacy. In this eye-opening dive into the disability industry, Stack pulls back the curtain on the systemic mistreatment that has plagued the disability community for far too long: Exposing the disturbing rise of private equity firms investing in facilities that prioritize profits over care; Highlighting the tactics used to make substandard institutions appear high-quality; Revealing the stark disparities in funding and care across the United States. With over 7 million people with intellectual and developmental disabilities in America, and some 80 million family members who love and care for them, Silent No Longer is a crucial resource for industry professionals and policymakers alike - and a demand that we restore dignity to those most vulnerable members of our society.…

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Titolo
Silent No Longer: Advancing the Fight for Disability Rights
Autore
Robert Stack
Editore
BenBella Books
Anno di pubblicazione
2025
Condizione
Very Good
Rilegatura
Hardback
Lingua
inglese
ISBN 10
1637747373
ISBN 13
9781637747377

World of Books (was SecondSale)

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