Are Memphis Businesses Ignoring Federal Law?

Life in a wheelchair is tough enough and some Memphis businesses don't make it any easier.

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SRichards - 11/18/2011 8:03 AM
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If a company wants to serve the public they need to have the ability to serve ALL of the public and not discriminate against some simply because they are different. You know it's incredible rude and sad to see how incentive that people can be to people that are different from them. I would love to see those that want to deny people in wheelchairs their civil rights to have to spend a week in a wheelchair to see what it's like. MAYBE then you would learn to be sensetive to people that are living with different abilities from you. Randy is an incredibly intelligent man and just because he was using this one particilur business as an example doesn't mean that it's the only business involved - in fact the article states that there are many businesses with these violations - what it there isn't a way for him to get into any grocery store to purchase food? Would that be ok with you? WAKE UP AMERICA stop discriminating against those that are different from you. Randy, look forward to seeing you in DC the next time ADAPT is in town.

Golden Taint - 11/14/2011 8:29 AM
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Quick, spend tax dollars we don't have so that this dude can get a doughnut. I really wish that he had a better example to support his case.

missy22 - 11/12/2011 3:12 PM
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The real question is....Should the federal government be telling private property owners what to do with their personal property? No matter the good intentions, it's either personal property or it's not.
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