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  • Features, Reaching A Higher Level / September 8, 2026

    When Accessibility Fails Disabled People

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  • Columns, Just My Bellybutton, Opinion / September 5, 2026

    Gloria Steinem and Judy Heumann: Honoring Their Legacies

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    Shane Kapitzke: Amputee Dad and Motorcycle Instructor

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A Twist on the New Year’s Resolution

In Columns, Features, My Life: Straight Up with a Twist by Tashauna Swanson01/25/2008

Resolution is a loaded word and is simply a glorified term for the act of setting a goal, but with more pressure attached to its completion. I don’t even remember …

Keep It Coming ! We Love It!

In Features, Letters To The Editor, We Hear Ya! by Our Readers01/15/2008

Tashauna, read your article in Audacity’s December issue, it was so simple and meaningful and put into words better than I ever could how I feel. Keep up the great …

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The Spirit Of Christmas Tradition

In Columns, Features, My Life: Straight Up with a Twist by Tashauna Swanson12/25/2007

Relief comes from the idea of a new year and a new beginning. New anything is exciting; there is constant promise for the unexpected. Dread comes into play purely out …

What Do You Want for Christmas?

In A Sedentary View, Columns, Features by Gregory Banks12/02/2007

But what if you’re disabled, particularly in a way that is readily evident to others just by looking at you? We live in a world that, for whatever reason, insists …

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Balancing Happiness and Necessity

In Columns, Features, My Life: Straight Up with a Twist by Tashauna Swanson11/28/2007

When I was a kid, I could walk. It sounds funny to me saying that now. I can still remember a time in my life when I was not dependent …

Erich Cella: The Voice That Spoke When Others Wouldn’t

In Audacious People, Features, My Piece of the Sky by Nathasha Alvarez11/09/2007

I never met Erich in person,only spoke to him a few times on the phone to coax him into submitting a photo of himself, and corresponded via email about world …

Criticism and Kudos: The Way to a Better Audacity!

In Features, Letters To The Editor, We Hear Ya! by Our Readers10/29/2007

Nathasha, That was a great article about the MDA Telethon I have heard on the news and in the newspapers a few years ago that Jerry Lewis gets a percentage …

Raising Pride By Lowering a Table

In Everyone has one, Features, Opinion by Diane Standiford10/28/2007

A few years ago I decided that I wanted an ultrasound of my upper body organs. Several of my friends had been told they had gall stones, did I? My …

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Disability: A Curse in a Traditional Rural Community?

In Columns, Features, My Life: Straight Up with a Twist by Tashauna Swanson10/25/2007

I am a born and raised farm girl who grew up on the midwestern prairie, and no, I did not wear pigtails and write on a slate at school like …

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