The passage of the ADA in 1990 also shows how much this country has changed, for the worse, since then. That bill passed with a lot of bipartisan support. Big Business opposed it, but most Republicans in Congress still voted for it. It passed the House with 377 votes, and the Senate with 91 votes. George H. W. Bush also supported it, and proudly signed it into law.
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Anyone, anywhere, anytime can become disabled, whether permanently or merely temporarily.
Even a billionaire can break a leg on a ski slope and find their home difficult to navigate.
Only a total idiot would not understand that.
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Dammit I can’t get any previews to work
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“Today’s decision is a welcome victory for our clients and the rights of all people to safe, usable identity documents,” added Julie Murray, co-director of the ACLU’s State Supreme Court Initiative.
“The Attorney General’s move to target transgender people in this way has always been baseless and discriminatory. As this case returns to the lower courts, we will continue to defend the ability of all Kansans to access driver’s licenses that reflect who they know themselves to be.”
That’s the guts of it. I gotta admit, I get very confused with the way these get reported of “reversing the block of the block.” I find myself counting up the reversals to figure out if it ends negative or positive!
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