Miguel Tomasín, one of the few professional musicians with Down syndrome, has brought attention to the artistic visions of people with developmental disabilities, with his band releasing over 100 albums.
Category: Disabilities
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A Drummer Showing the Way to ‘the Freest Musical Universe’
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Bruins Reverse Course on Signing Player Who Racially Abused Classmate
The New York Times – Sports:Boston’s president said the team thought Mitchell Miller’s bullying, which led to a juvenile-court conviction, was an isolated incident but decided not to move forward based on new information.
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Bruins Reverse Course on Signing Player Who Racially Abused Classmate
The New York Times – Sports:Boston’s president said the team thought Mitchell Miller’s bullying, which led to a juvenile-court conviction, was an isolated incident but decided not to move forward based on new information.
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An ‘Aggressive Love for Life’ Regardless of Life’s Challenges
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:Months after Bradley Carbone met Barbara Torasso, he broke his neck snowboarding. A long recovery brought them closer together.
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For Disabled Workers, a Tight Labor Market Opens New Doors
The New York Times – Business:With Covid prompting more employers to consider remote arrangements, employment has soared among adults with disabilities.
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A Canadian Family Is Seeing the World Before Their Children’s Vision Falters
The New York Times – Travel:A Canadian family is on a yearlong journey across Asia and Africa because three of their four children have an eye condition that causes blindness.