I wouldn’t be able to sit in my home today as a $I wouldn’t be able to sit in my home today as a social entrepreneur challenging negative stereotypes of people with disabilities if those that came before did not face and fight for civil rights for blacks and the poor in America. Yes, there is a LOT of work to do, but the work BEGINS with the courage to face injustice and say it needs to be changed. Then comes strategy, action, and perseverance to keep fighting. I’m angry and unhappy with what’s happening, but unfortunately this👏🏾is👏🏾not👏🏾new👏🏾 I am hopeful, I will remain hopeful in the midst of this putrid hatred, racism, ableism... because if I lose hope that means I’ve allowed someone to steal my soul, my will to live, that would mean someone’s hatred for me now acts my puppet master. It dictates when I’m happy, when I’m sad, when I’m angry. No, I’m not giving anyone that power. I decide how I feel, how I navigate this world! I can be a part of the fight for justice and remain true to who I am. For me the fight for justice is daily, it continues after all of the social media posts are down, after the protests, after its no longer popular in the zeitgeist to discuss it. Honestly and Sincerely, Stephanie __________________\\ Martin Luther King Jr. 1963 Letter from Birmingham Jail "Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere. We are caught in an inescapable network of mutuality, tied in a single garment of destiny. Whatever affects one directly, affects all indirectly."$

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I wouldn’t be able to sit in my home today as a $I wouldn’t be able to sit in my home today as a social entrepreneur challenging negative stereotypes of people with disabilities if those that came before did not face and fight for civil rights for blacks and the poor in America. Yes, there is a LOT of work to do, but the work BEGINS with the courage to face injustice and say it needs to be changed. Then comes strategy, action, and perseverance to keep fighting. I’m angry and unhappy with what’s happening, but unfortunately this👏🏾is👏🏾not👏🏾new👏🏾 I am hopeful, I will remain hopeful in the midst of this putrid hatred, racism, ableism... because if I lose hope that means I’ve allowed someone to steal my soul, my will to live, that would mean someone’s hatred for me now acts my puppet master. It dictates when I’m happy, when I’m sad, when I’m angry. No, I’m not giving anyone that power. I decide how I feel, how I navigate this world! I can be a part of the fight for justice and remain true to who I am. For me the fight for justice is daily, it continues after all of the social media posts are down, after the protests, after its no longer popular in the zeitgeist to discuss it. Honestly and Sincerely, Stephanie __________________\\ Martin Luther King Jr. 1963 Letter from Birmingham Jail "Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere. We are caught in an inescapable network of mutuality, tied in a single garment of destiny. Whatever affects one directly, affects all indirectly."$