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 February 3rd, 2026 

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History reminds us that disability is not merely a medical diagnosis—it is often a status imposed by a society that withholds access. For Black Americans, this was historically enforced through systemic physical, intellectual, and informational barriers.

 

These adversities did more than highlight injustice; they created a blueprint for every marginalized individual confronting 'limitations.'

 

At Unique Care Community Services, we want our participants to see that history is paved by those who met every 'no' with a 'watch me.' Their legacy helps fuel our journey toward independence. We don't just overcome a disability; we overcome the world’s perception of it.